On Local CAC Schemes for Scalability of High-speed Networks

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Next generation networks are required to provide bandwidth on-demand for fine granularity sessions. In this sense, centralized CAC (Connection Admission Control) approaches could suffer from scalability problems if the number of requests for connections were very high. In this paper we investigate local CAC schemes where the decisions are performed at the network edges, based on pre-calculated admission quotas.

Javier Aracil, José Alberto Hernánde

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Added	28 Jan 2011
Updated	28 Jan 2011
Type	Journal
Year	2010
Where	JNW
Authors	Javier Aracil, José Alberto Hernández, Antonio J. Elizondo, Raúl Duque, Óscar González de Dios

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