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Packet Discarding Inside a SIMA Network-a Waste of Network Resources?

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Simple Integrated Media Access (SIMA) is a network service based on drop preference bits in every packet。 A key characteristic of SIMA is that packet discarding decision are made locally without any knowledge about the load condition in other parts of the network。 A possible problem of SIMA is that some packets could be lost in the last node after they have gone through the whole network。 This seems to be a waste of network resources, as some other packets could be transmitted in the network instead of the packets discarded in the last node。

differentiated servicenetwork efficiencypacket discardingSIMA

Kalevi Kilkki、Ove Strandberg、Jussi Ruutu

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Conference on internet routing and quality of service

Boston, MA(US)

Conference on Internet Routing and Quality of Service 2 - 4 November 1998 Boston, Massachusetts

p.178-186

1998