A survey on the chronological evolution of timestamp schedulers in packet switching networks

The interest in solving the issue of congestion or flow control in network established from the first discovery and increase popularity of the Internet in 1967 or earlier. As the use of the network deployed and the popularity increase, the issue grows and the demand for an optimal or tentative solut...

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Main Authors: Miaji, Yaser, Hassan, Suhaidi
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2009
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Online Access:https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2145/1/A_SURVEY_ON_THE_CHRONOLOGICAL_EVOLUTION.pdf
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description The interest in solving the issue of congestion or flow control in network established from the first discovery and increase popularity of the Internet in 1967 or earlier. As the use of the network deployed and the popularity increase, the issue grows and the demand for an optimal or tentative solution becomes obvious. Since that time there has been an intensive effort from the scholars and researchers to solve the congestion control problem. The problem get worse by the engagement of novel traffic with different characteristics for application called realtime applications such as video and voice applications. Another cause of this demand is the user himself. The attempt in solving the congestion problem in network layer was popular in 90’s.This article will demonstrate chronologically how the attempts toward timestamp based scheduling in the packet-switch network have been evolved.Furthermore, the benefit and the drawbacks of using a mechanism will be presented. Also, a brief explanation of the mathematical, conceptual or implementation issue of a mechanism is given. The key success of the scheduler in the market will be highlighted. This paper will stimulate the research thinking to identify the importance and the ability of scheduling in routers to enhance quality of service (QoS) for real time application over other solution in several layers. In addition it will assist the researcher to distinguish the key failure of other proposed mechanisms which have not been implemented in real routers.
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spelling uum-21452011-02-17T01:23:43Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2145/ A survey on the chronological evolution of timestamp schedulers in packet switching networks Miaji, Yaser Hassan, Suhaidi TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering The interest in solving the issue of congestion or flow control in network established from the first discovery and increase popularity of the Internet in 1967 or earlier. As the use of the network deployed and the popularity increase, the issue grows and the demand for an optimal or tentative solution becomes obvious. Since that time there has been an intensive effort from the scholars and researchers to solve the congestion control problem. The problem get worse by the engagement of novel traffic with different characteristics for application called realtime applications such as video and voice applications. Another cause of this demand is the user himself. The attempt in solving the congestion problem in network layer was popular in 90’s.This article will demonstrate chronologically how the attempts toward timestamp based scheduling in the packet-switch network have been evolved.Furthermore, the benefit and the drawbacks of using a mechanism will be presented. Also, a brief explanation of the mathematical, conceptual or implementation issue of a mechanism is given. The key success of the scheduler in the market will be highlighted. This paper will stimulate the research thinking to identify the importance and the ability of scheduling in routers to enhance quality of service (QoS) for real time application over other solution in several layers. In addition it will assist the researcher to distinguish the key failure of other proposed mechanisms which have not been implemented in real routers. 2009 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/2145/1/A_SURVEY_ON_THE_CHRONOLOGICAL_EVOLUTION.pdf Miaji, Yaser and Hassan, Suhaidi (2009) A survey on the chronological evolution of timestamp schedulers in packet switching networks. In: 2nd IEEE International Conference on Broadband Network & Multimedia Technology 2009 (IC-BNMT 2009), 18 - 20 Oktober 2009, Beijing, China. http://conference.bupt.edu.cn/ic-bnmt2009/
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title_short A survey on the chronological evolution of timestamp schedulers in packet switching networks
title_sort survey on the chronological evolution of timestamp schedulers in packet switching networks
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