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Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) - CISE

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4-June-07 P1901_PRO_016_r0<br />

8.2.2.1 Configuration<br />

The reference step shall be configured within any master of a BPL cell. This parameter is configured using the<br />

QOS_LATENCY_STEP parameter (min 20ms, max 400ms).<br />

Mapping a Max_Subcell_<strong>Access</strong>_Time to a priority: Such a mapping shall be declared within each master by using<br />

the QOS_LATENCY.prio+1 parameter.<br />

8.2.3 Resource reservation type<br />

This parameter is related to the type of claimed guarantees provided in terms of node resources <strong>and</strong> time resources.<br />

It can take three values:<br />

• Type Best Effort: No guarantees on the node <strong>and</strong> time resources. This type will be mapped with the nonguaranteed<br />

service classes. Resources are granted on a Best Effort basis.<br />

• Type ABR (Available Bit-Rate): Requests ask for node <strong>and</strong> time resources for which a minimum b<strong>and</strong>width<br />

can be guaranteed with a peak over the minimum. The peak can be limited by the network capability or the<br />

node limit b<strong>and</strong>width.<br />

• Type VBR (Variable Bit-Rate):Requests ask for node <strong>and</strong> time resources for which an average b<strong>and</strong>width<br />

can be guaranteed with a maximum variation around this average.<br />

• Type CBR (Constant Bit-Rate):Requests ask for individual guarantees in terms of node <strong>and</strong> time resources.<br />

The granted node <strong>and</strong> time resources are not shared. The claimed b<strong>and</strong>width is guaranteed.<br />

Note: Any class which is associated to an ABR, VBR or CBR type corresponds to a connected service requiring<br />

initiation of a Connection Admission <strong>Control</strong> Procedure. By extension, CBR, VBR or ABR flows are called<br />

connected flows unlike Best Effort flows which are non connected flows.<br />

A maximum upstream <strong>and</strong> downstream b<strong>and</strong>width limitation applies to all the Best Effort <strong>and</strong> ABR flows of the<br />

same node (see 12).<br />

CBR <strong>and</strong> VBR traffic shall be reserved for operator services such as VoIP <strong>and</strong> video streaming services (IPTV,<br />

VOD, …), <strong>and</strong> shall be out of the b<strong>and</strong>width limitation. To accept or deny these services, the FMN must assure that<br />

network resources will be available <strong>and</strong> mechanisms for AAA services shall be used in order to authenticate the<br />

service can be used by the node.<br />

8.2.3.1 Configuration<br />

Mapping a Resource Reservation Type to a priority: Such a mapping shall be declared within each master by using<br />

the QOS_PRIORSV.prio+1 parameter.<br />

Submission page 180 UPA-OPERA

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