In a multi-domain Internet that offers QoS guaranties for applications, there is the need of signalling among the domain entities that are responsible for the management of QoS. Because different domains have different network protocols and topologies, the HyPath approach uses the NSIS protocol and interactions with the local routing protocols to have an off path signalling in hybrid environments.
Subject
QoS signaling
Conference
IETF 68th, March 2007
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Year 2009 : 1 citations
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Year 2008 : 3 citations
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Year 2007 : 1 citations
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