Edge-Assisted Marked Flow Termination
draft-menth-pcn-emft-00
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Authors | Philip Eardley , Frank Lehrieder , Michael Menth , Jozef Babiarz , Anna Charny | ||
Last updated | 2008-02-18 | ||
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Abstract
This document presents edge-assisted marked flow termination (EMFT) for PCN. It assumes packet-size independent excess marking, i.e. packets exceeding the supportable rate (SR) of a link are marked as "excess-traffic" (ET). EMFT terminates only flows with at least one ET-marked packet. The problem is to avoid that all flows with ET- marked packets are terminated. This draft proposes two solutions. Flow-based EMFT (F-EMFT) considers single flows separately and terminates them when sufficiently many packets of them have been received by the PCN egress node with an ET-mark. Aggregate-based EMFT (A-EMFT) considers ingress-egress-aggregates and terminates flows thereof sufficiently many ET-marked packets have been received for that aggregate.
Authors
Philip Eardley
Frank Lehrieder
Michael Menth
Jozef Babiarz
Anna Charny
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