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ECS5365 Lecture 6 ATM Traffic and Network Management

ECS5365 Lecture 6 ATM Traffic and Network Management. Dr Richard Nelson Centre for Telecommunications and Information Engineering (CTIE) Monash University Richard.Nelson@eng.monash.edu.au. Outline. Approaches to Traffic Control ATM Service Classes Constant Bit Rate Variable Bit Rate

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Outlines Received due 13 March

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Layers of The ATM Model

Layers of The ATM Model. Functions of ATM Layers/Sublayers. ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL) Types. In order for ATM to support a variety of services with different traffic characteristics and system requirements: It is necessary to adapt the different classes of applications to the ATM layer.

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Wide Area Networks

Wide Area Networks. Computer Networks. Motivation. Connect multiple sites Span geographic distances Cross public right-of-way streets buildings railroads. Building blocks. Point-to-point long distance connections leased circuits provided by telecommunications companies Packet switches

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ATM Traffic Management

ATM Traffic Management. Traffic Management Roles: Maximize efficiency Minimize data loss Control traffic during times of heavy utilization Control is based on: Connection Admission Control (CAC) Call Routing Network Resource Allocation. Traffic management capabilities:. TCP flow control.

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ATM Traffic Management

ATM Traffic Management. Traffic Management Roles: Maximize efficiency Minimize data loss Control traffic during times of heavy utilization Control is based on: Connection Admission Control (CAC) Call Routing Network Resource Allocation. Traffic management capabilities:. TCP flow control.

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