FEDERICA Slice Tool CoS Scope (NOC Sample Clauses

FEDERICA Slice Tool CoS Scope (NOC. The next picture (Error! Reference source not found.) demonstrates how JUNOS software processes CoS components. The green boxes are ingress operation components, and the yellow boxes correspond to egress components. Emphasized elements are the ones that the FEDERICA Slice Tool takes into account and will be discussed in the following sections. ingress egress The descriptions of the components are structured in three parts: classification, queuing and scheduling.
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