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E ects of the scheduling discipline Figure 4 shows the family of simple bound curves when each service class (real-time and non-real-time) has dedi- cated capacity 34 Mbps. Now we consider the case when the two service classes share capacity C = 2 34 = 68 Mbps, with class 1 (real-time service) having priority over class 2 (non-real-time service). A minimum capacity C2 = 34 Mbps is guaranteed for the non-real-time services (see [14, 5] for details on how our approach can be applied to priority queueing). Each service class guarantees the same QoS as before, namely maximum delay D1 = 4 msec (real-time service) and D2 = 16 msec (non-real-time ser- vice) with probability 10 6. 1.8 Simple bound (Mbps) 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 0 0% LBL traffic 50% LBL traffic 100% LBL traffic 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2 Mean rate (Mbps) 1.8 Simple bound (Mbps) 1.2 1 0.8 0 0% LBL traffic 50% LBL traffic 100% LBL traffic Mean rate (Mbps) Charging in proportion to the mean rate is a special case of our approach when there is a large degree of mul- tiplexing, for example due to large capacities or relaxed performance guarantees. In such cases, the e ective band- width of typical users approaches their mean rate. For this reason, we expect that the mean rate may be fairer than a bound of the e ective bandwidth (which accounts for worst-case users), hence more preferable for use as a proxy of resource usage. Furthermore, usage charges be-
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E ects of the scheduling discipline Figure 4 shows the family of simple bound curves when each service class (real-time and non-real-time) has dedi- cated capacity 34 Mbps. Now we consider the case when the two service classes share capacity C = 2 34 = 68 Mbps, with class 1 (real-time service) having priority over class 2 (non-real-time service). A minimum capacity C2 = 34 Mbps is guaranteed for the non-real-time services (see [14, 5] for details on how our approach can be applied to priority queueing). Each service class guarantees the same QoS as before, namely maximum delay D1 = 4 msec (real-time service) and D2 = 16 msec (non-real-time ser- vice) with probability 10 6.
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