A Novel Approach Sample Clauses

A Novel Approach. Bandwidth Specified as an Interval To overcome users difficulty in specifying the exact amount of quantitative bandwidth required while outsourcing the VPN ser- vice to ISPs, our model supports a flexible way to express SLAs where a range of quantitative amounts rather than a single value can be specified. Although it has several advantages, this also makes the edge and interior provisioning difficult. This complex- ity can be explained with a simple example. Referring to Figure 1, assume that edge router R has been provisioned to provide 20 Mbps quantitative resources to establish VPN connections else- where in the network and the ISP has provided two options via a web interface to the VPN customers to select the rate of the connections dynamically: 1 Mbps or 2 Mbps. It is easy to see that at any time there can be 20 connections each having 1 Mbps, or 10 connections each enjoying 2 Mbps, or even a mixture of the two (e.g. 5 connections with 2 Mbps, 10 connections with 1 Mbps). When a new connection is accepted or an active con- nection terminates, maintaining the network state is simple and doesn’t cause either reductions or forces re-negotiations to exist- ing connections. If there are 20 connections of 1 Mbps, and one connection leaves then there will be simply 19 connections of 1 Mbps. Admission process is equally simple. Now, if the ISP provides a new option by which users can se- lect a range 1Mbps - 2 Mbps (where 1 and 2 are the minimum and maximum offered guaranteed bandwidth), maintaining the state and admission control can be difficult. When there are up to 10 Cuser_max(i) Cuser_min(i) EF traffic BE traffic VPN Pipe
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