A framework for end-to-end service differentiation: Network planes and parallel internets
(2007) IEEE Communications Magazine — Vol. 45, n° 9, p. 134-143 (2007)
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- This article presents a technology-agnostic and a multi-dimensional (i.e., routing, forwarding, and traffic management dimensions) approach for the management of IP network resources to ensure service differentiation with both intra- and inter-domain scope. This article introduces the network plane (NP) and parallel Internets (PI) concepts for achieving service differentiation. Based on these concepts, a functional architecture together with a business model is presented. In addition, this article describes how the proposed approach can become a promising platform for the IP multimedia subsystem (IMS), with the objective of providing end-to-end QoS-enabled multimedia delivery across multiple providers to replace the flow-based reservation mode known as the VoIP resource reservation framework.
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Boucadair, M., Levis, P., Griffin, D., Wang, N., Howarth, M., Pavlou, G., Mykoniati, E., Georgatsos, P., Quoitin, B., Sanchez, J. R., & Garcia-Osma, M. L. (2007). A framework for end-to-end service differentiation: Network planes and parallel internets. IEEE Communications Magazine, 45(9), 134-143. https://doi.org/10.1109/MCOM.2007.4342868 (Original work published 2007)