The "Expected Capacity" Famework: Simulation Results

Abstract:

The current Internet uses the "best-effort" service model,
where the network tries to deliver packets at best it can. The
"best-effort" model cannot meet the more sophisticated demand of
emerging applications, and mechanisms for creating different levels of
services are needed. The "Expected Capacity" framework provides
schemes for allocating different band width to different users without
explicit setup or reservations. This report describes the mechanisms
proposed in this frame work, and presents comprehensive simulation
results for different scenarios.