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A framework for QoS guarantees for multimedia applications within an endsystem

Gopalakrishnan et al., 1995

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Document ID
851441497720302083
Author
Gopalakrishnan R
Parulkar G
Publication year
Publication venue
GISI 95: Herausforderungen eines globalen Informationsverbundes für die Informatik

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We describe a framework for providing quality-of-service guarantees within the endsystem for networked multimedia applications. Our framework integrates four components namely, QoS specification, QoS mapping, QoS enforcement, and a protocol implementation model …
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