Theoretical perspectives on end-to-end QoS frameworks over heterogeneous networks

Iancu, Bogdan and Dadarlat, Vasile and Peculea, Adrian (2009) Theoretical perspectives on end-to-end QoS frameworks over heterogeneous networks. Pollack Periodica, 4 (1). pp. 131-144. ISSN 1788-1994

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Abstract

Providing Quality of Service in heterogeneous networks is a major challenge. Guarantying end-to-end delivery of services over heterogeneous networks, where more than one management entity exists is one of the main concerns of the current Internet, in terms of Quality of Service. Due to the complex, underdeveloped business relations among ISPs and a low level of trust, new QoS frameworks are being designed to guarantee accessibility, availability and network performance. This paper is an effort to briefly discuss some of the developments in the QoS research area for heterogeneous networks.

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