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Scientific and technical journal of information technologies, mechanics and optics
UDK621.395.74
Issue:4 (62)
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MODELING OFMULTISERVICE NETWORK COREWITH RELATIVE PRIORITIZATION OF NON-HOMOGENEOUS TRAFFIC
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Queuing network models were developed for urban multiservice network core servicing three types of traffic (voice, video and data). To study the network characteristics (average delay and jitter of different frames types) the combined approach, based on analytical and simulation methods, is used. The study results are based on numerous modeling experiments with different assumptions about traffic characteristics and processing in nodes with relative prioritization.
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