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Advanced QoS for Multi-Service IP/MPLS Networks

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Advanced QoS for Multi-Service IP/MPLS Networks

Advanced QoS for Multi-Service IP/MPLS Networks is the definitive guide to Quality of Service (QoS), with comprehensive information about its features and benefits. Find a solid theoretical and practical overview of how QoS can be implemented to reach the business objectives defined for an IP/MPLS network. Topics include standard QoS models for IP/MPLS networks, essential QoS features, forwarding classes and queuing priorities, buffer management, multipoint shared queuing, hierarchical scheduling, and rate limiting. This book will enable you to create a solid QoS architecture/design, which is mandatory for prioritizing services throughout the network.
Country USA
Manufacturer Wiley
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780470293690
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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