1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Class-of-service identification,
policy-based routing table derivation and QoS resource management steps
5.1 Class-of-Service identification
5.2 Policy-based routing table derivation
5.3 QoS resource management steps
6 Dynamic bandwidth allocation,
protection, and reservation principles
7 Per-virtual-network bandwidth
allocation, protection, and reservation
7.1 Per-VNET bandwidth
allocation/reservation – Meshed network case
7.2 Per-VNET bandwidth
allocation/reservation – Sparse network case
8 Per-flow bandwidth allocation,
protection, and reservation
8.1 Per-flow bandwidth allocation/reservation
– Meshed network case
8.2 Per-Flow bandwidth
allocation/reservation – Sparse network case
9 Packet-level traffic control
10 Other QoS resource management constraints
11 Interdomain QoS resource
management
12 Conclusions/recommendations
Annex
A – Modelling of traffic engineering methods
A.1 Performance of bandwidth
reservation methods
A.2 Multiservice network performance:
Per-VNET vs. Per-flow bandwidth allocation
A.3 Multiservice network performance:
single-area flat topology vs. Multi‑area 2‑level hierarchical flat
topology
A.4 Multiservice network performance:
Need for MPLS and DiffServ