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DiffServ MIB 02 - 47th IETF. Kwok Ho Chan March 2000. Changes from version 01. Consolidated Classifier Table Removed ConfigSrc Table and its usage Improved flexibility in Action and Queue Tables For defining different Action types For enqueueing, and dequeue scheduling. Classifiers.
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DiffServ MIB 02 - 47th IETF Kwok Ho Chan March 2000
Changes from version 01 • Consolidated Classifier Table • Removed ConfigSrc Table and its usage • Improved flexibility in Action and Queue Tables • For defining different Action types • For enqueueing, and dequeue scheduling
Classifiers • Removed the BA Classifier Table • Using IP Six Tuple Classifier for BA Classifier functionality
Actions • Improved the flexibility of the Action Table by usage of Action Type Tables: • Mark Action Type Table • Count Action Type Table • Drop Action Type Table • Allow easy future addition of new Action Types
Count and Mark Action Type Tables • Count Action Type Table Entry is always performed first when it is one of multiple cascaded actions for always counting all traffic of a flow. 64 bit counters are provided by an augment table, IFMIB style. • Mark Action Type Table for marking and remarking of DSCP.
Drop Action Type Table • Drop Action Type Table uses the same set of attributes for three kinds of drops: • Tail Drop • Random Drop • Deterministic Drop
Tail Drop Action Type • Tail Drop Action uses the Qmax attribute to represent the current queue length for the drop probability to step up to 1.
Tail Drop Curve • P
Random Drop Action Type • Notice: • Pmax does not jump to 1 when Qmax is reached, instead P approaches 1 when Qclip is reached. Please see • “A Study of Active Queue Management for Congestion Control” by Victor Firoiu and Marty Borden. • http://www.ieee-infocom.org/2000/papers/405.pdf • A supportive reference: http://www.aciri.org/floyd/REDfunc.txt
Deterministic Drop Action • Deterministic Drop is a simple case of Random Drop, with Qmin=Qmax=Qclip, at which point drop probability jumps to 1.
Q Measure Table • Added Q Measure Table to facilitate implementation of traffic treatment algorithms. • Q Measure contains: • Q Average Sampling Interval, allowing usage of a timer, enqueue, or dequeue as trigger for sampling interval • Q Average Weight Exponent • Q Average Weight Mantissa • Current Q Average
Queue Table • A queue is very simple, containing only its weight, used by its Queue Set for scheduling.
Queue Set • A Queue Set organizes all the queues controlled by the same scheduler. • Attributes: Method, RateUnit, MinRate, MaxRate are for the scheduler. • Attributes: Parent, Weight are for hierarchical queueing structure