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ITU-T E.361 (05/2003)

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QoS routing support for interworking of QoS service classes across routing technologies
ITU-T Rec. E.360.1, "Framework for QoS routing and related traffic engineering methods for IP-, ATM-, and TDM-based multiservice networks", provides a framework for QoS Service Classes (QSCs), called virtual networks (VNETs) in the E.360.x series. QSCs are defined as aggregations of individual service classes. Instead of having per-class parameters being configured and propagated on each network interface, classes are aggregated into QSCs having common per-QSC parameters (e.g., maximum bandwidth) to satisfy required performance levels. QSCs are known as VNETs in TDM networks, class types in IP/MPLS/DiffServ networks, and QoS classes in ATM networks.In this Recommendation we identify QoS routing functions and associated parameters, which include: a) bandwidth allocation/protection, with traffic and QoS parameters;b) routing priority;c) queuing priority; andd) class-of-service identification, with service identity and QSC/VNET parameters.We propose means of signalling these QoS routing parameters across networks employing different routing technologies, including IP-, ATM-, and TDM-based routing technologies. We propose extensions to signalling protocols such as SIP and RSVP-TE to support signalling of QSCs within and across networks.
Citation: https://handle.itu.int/11.1002/1000/6246
Series title: E series: Overall network operation, telephone service, service operation and human factors
  E.350-E.399: International routing plan
Approval date: 2003-05-02
Provisional name:E.QSC
Approval process:TAP
Status: In force
Maintenance responsibility: ITU-T Study Group 2
Further details: Patent statement(s)
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