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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 />

CAC_Rsp ; Reponse from the master.<br />

CAC_Chg ; Inform the master of a change in the allocated resources.<br />

CAC_Chg_Rsp ; Contains the response to a CAC_Req.<br />

CAC_Drp: Master or Repeater tells a node it shall cancel its reservation.<br />

CAC_Stp: Inform the FMN that a traffic flow has stopped (thus that its resources can be freed).<br />

Flow Master Node (FMN) is defined as the BPL node in charge of guarantee QoS requirement for a registered<br />

flow. All CAC_Req messages are transmitted from the source node which request flow to the BPL subcell master of<br />

the node. This request may be propagated to the HE, in this situation FMN of the requested flow will be network<br />

HE, or could be blocked by an intermediate node if this node decides to be the FMN of the requested flow.<br />

Destination <strong>MAC</strong> address of CAC messages:<br />

CAC_Req/CAC_Chg/CAC_Stp messages are transmitted by a BPL node <strong>and</strong> it shall be addressed to its BPL<br />

subcell master, these messages will be propagated in the network hop by hop until arrive to the FMN of the flow.<br />

These messages have as source <strong>MAC</strong> the <strong>MAC</strong> of the node that request the flow <strong>and</strong> as destination <strong>MAC</strong> the <strong>MAC</strong><br />

of the BPL subcell master.<br />

CAC_Rsp/CAC_Chg_Rsp/CAC_Drp messages are transmitted by the FMN in downstream to the node which<br />

request the flow. CCP source address will be the <strong>MAC</strong> of the FMN <strong>and</strong> the destination <strong>MAC</strong>, the address of the<br />

directly connected slave that is part of the requested flow.<br />

CAC_Req<br />

The CAC_Req message is transmitted to request QoS Resources to be committed in order to satisfy the agreed<br />

quality parameters. It may be originated from any node except network HE. There are two subtypes Slave<br />

CAC_Req <strong>and</strong> Master CAC_Req.<br />

CAC_Req sequence is triggered by a CPE or Repeater node upon detection of a specific flow or statically after node<br />

configuration. A node requesting resources must trigger a CAC_Req sequence by sending a CAC_Req message to<br />

its master node. Master node then decides if can guarantee requested flow <strong>and</strong> can reply the request with a<br />

CAC_Rsp message, in this case Master node will become the FMN of the requested flow (the node that should<br />

guarantee flow requirements). In order to guarantee requested flow guarantees, FMN can trigger a new CAC_Req<br />

message to its master or use existing resources to guarantee the flow.<br />

If a node decides to be the FMN of a specific user flow, it must be the FMN of the totality of flows for this user.<br />

Submission page 252 UPA-OPERA

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