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Title: RSVP


1
RSVP
  • Basic features
  • Simplex reservation one way reservation
  • Receiver oriented receivers decide what
    resources to reserved and initiates the
    reservation
  • Routing independent
  • Policy independent e.g independent of admission
    control
  • Soft state dealing with the changing of group
    members
  • Various reservation styles

2
  • Operation overview
  • PATH messages and RESV messages (Figure 2.6)
  • PATH messages (downstream)
  • Distribute traffic source information
  • Collect path information
  • Install necessary state
  • RESV messages (upstream)
  • Follow the reserved path of PATH messages
  • Specify the resource requirements
  • Setup state in the path

3
  • RSVP messages
  • Sent between hops as raw IP datagrams (prototype
    Id 46)
  • Can be encapsulated in UDP packets (used in end
    systems)
  • These packets need special treatment Use Router
    Alert
  • Refresh periodically
  • PATH message
  • Previous Hop
  • Sender Template
  • TSpec
  • Adspec (optional, OPWA) collect path information.

4
  • RSVP messages
  • RESV messages
  • Reservation style
  • Flow spec and filter Spec (Flow descriptor)
  • Flow spec Desired QoS and parameters for packet
    scheduling depending on the service requested
  • Service Class
  • RSpec
  • TSpec
  • Filter Spec (sender template) session
    specification defines the flow

5
  • RSVP messages
  • Message format common header (Figure 2.7) RSVP
    objects (Figure 2.8)
  • Reservation Styles
  • Wild-card-filter (WF) style WF(, Q)
  • Fixed-filter (FF) style FF(S1(Q1), S2(Q2), ,
    Sn(Qn))
  • Shared explicit (SE) style SE((s1, s2, ,
    sn)Qn)
  • Example Figure 2.10-2.12

6
  • Adspec
  • Pass the path information for the destination
  • Three components a default general parameters
    fragment, a guaranteed service fragment, and a
    controlled load service freament
  • Default general parameters
  • Minimum latency
  • Path bandwidth
  • IntServ hop count
  • Global break bit
  • Path MTU

7
  • Adspec
  • Guaranteed service fragment
  • Ctot, Dtot, Csum, Dsum
  • Controlled load service fragment
  • Controlled load service break bit and options
  • How to compute RSpec for guaranteed service?
  • Required bandwidth
  • Slack Term
  • RFC 2205, 2208, 2209, 2210
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