Adaptive connection admission control for differentiated services access networks

Authors:
J. Lakkakorpi;O. Strandberg;J. Salonen
Affiliations:
Nokia Res. Center, Helsinki, Finland;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Year:
2006

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Abstract

In our earlier work, we have proposed some modifications for the bandwidth broker framework. With our modifications, it is possible to use measurement-based admission control in addition to the more traditional parameter-based admission control. Moreover, we have presented a new flexible admission control scheme that has proven to be very efficient in terms of bottleneck link utilization. Two problems, however, have arisen: the use of scheduling weights in admission control and bursty connection arrivals. In this paper, we present that the former one can be dealt with the use of adaptive scheduling weights, while the latter one can be fought with adaptive reservation limits. The proposed new algorithms are validated through simulations and their performance is compared against the nonadaptive basic scheme.