Traffic Management for the Available Bit Rate (ABR) Service in ...
Traffic Management for the Available Bit Rate (ABR) Service in ... Traffic Management for the Available Bit Rate (ABR) Service in ...
THEN IF New TCR > TCR THEN TCR New TCR � Inter Cell Transmission Time 1/TCR� END� (* of FECN Cell processing *) Averaging Interval Averaging Interval In Cell� 6. A BECN control cell is received from some switch. IF BECN Option THEN IF Time Already Acted < Time Stamp In Cell THEN IF Load Adjustment Factor In Cell 1 THEN BEGIN END� New TCR TCR In Cell/Load Adjustment Factor In Cell� IF New TCR < TCR THEN BEGIN END� B.2 The Switch Algorithm TCR New TCR� Inter Cell Transmission Time 1/TCR� Time Already Acted Time Stamp In Cell� The events at the switch and the actions to be taken on these events are as follows: 391
1. Initialization: Target Cell Rate Link Bandwidth Target Utilization / Cell Size � Target Cell Count Target Cell Rate Averaging Interval� Received Cell Count 0� Clear VC Seen Bit for all VCs� IF (Basic Fairness Option OR Aggressive Fairness Option ) THEN BEGIN END� Upper Load Bound 1+Half Width Of TUB� Lower Load Bound 1 - Half Width Of TUB� 2. A data cell is received. Increment Received Cell Count� Mark VC Seen Bit for the VC in the Cell� 3. The averaging interval timer expires. Num Active VCs maxf P VC Seen Bit, 1g� Fair Share Rate Target Cell Rate/Num Active VCs� Load Level Received Cell Count/Target Cell Count� Reset all VC Seen Bits� Received Cell Count 0� Restart Averaging Interval Timer� 392
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THEN IF New TCR > TCR THEN TCR New TCR �<br />
Inter Cell Transmission Time 1/TCR�<br />
END� (* of FECN Cell process<strong>in</strong>g *)<br />
Averag<strong>in</strong>g Interval Averag<strong>in</strong>g Interval In Cell�<br />
6. A BECN control cell is received from some switch.<br />
IF BECN Option<br />
THEN IF Time Already Acted <<br />
Time Stamp In Cell<br />
THEN IF Load Adjustment Factor In Cell 1<br />
THEN BEGIN<br />
END�<br />
New TCR<br />
TCR In Cell/Load Adjustment Factor In Cell�<br />
IF New TCR < TCR<br />
THEN BEGIN<br />
END�<br />
B.2 The Switch Algorithm<br />
TCR New TCR�<br />
Inter Cell Transmission Time 1/TCR�<br />
Time Already Acted Time Stamp In Cell�<br />
The events at <strong>the</strong> switch and <strong>the</strong> actions to be taken on <strong>the</strong>se events are as follows:<br />
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