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Quality of

Service

Data Communication

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Context • Definition. • Parameters.• Flow Characteristics.• Techniques to improve.• Resource Reservation.• Application.

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Quality Of Service (QoS)

“The ability of the network to provide better or "special" service to a set of dataflow to the detriment of other dataflow”

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QoS parameters

• Flow data transfer.• Transit time when transferring data.• Residual error rate.• Transfer Probability incident.• Probability of failure of the network

connection.• Release time the network connection.

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Flow Characteristics

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• Reliability: Lack of Reliability means losing a packet or ack.

• Delay: Different applications can tolerate delay in different degrees.

• Jitter: Jitter is the variation in packets belonging to same flow.

• Bandwidth: Different application need different bandwidths.

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Techniques to improve the Quality Of Service(QoS)

SchedulingFIFO QUEUINGPRIORITY QUEUINGWEIGHTED FAIR QUEUING

Traffic ShapingLEAKY BUCKETTOKEN BUCKET

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• FIFO QUEUING

Scheduling

• Packets wait in a buffer (queue) until the node is ready to process them.

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Priority Queuing

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Weighted Fair Queuing

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Traffic Shaping

Is the mechanism to control the amountand the rate of the traffic sent to thenetwork

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Leaky Bucket

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Resource Reservation

• A flow of data needs resources such as buffer, bandwidth, CPU time, and so on .

• QoS can be improved if these resources are reserved beforehand.

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Admission Control

• Routers or switches puts restrictions on the admission of packets from host.

• Before a router accepts the flow , it checks the flow for specifications in terms of bandwidth , buffer size ,cpu speed etc.

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Importance of QoS

• Growth of real-time network application is fast.• Growth of bandwidth cannot catch up the

needs.• Simply expanding bandwidth is not effective.• Solution: Good management of bandwidth.

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Application Of QoS

• Mobile communication• Real-time video and sound

transmission• Interactive applications on network• Routing for traffic with performance

guarantees• QoS-aware ATM application

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Any Question

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