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Title : Consistent Metering in Diffserv Traffic Conditioning
Author(s) : D. McDysan et al.
Filename : draft-mcdysan-diffserv-consistent-meter-00.txt
Pages : 5
Date : 13-Jul-01
Metering is typically performed at the edge of a Diffserv-aware
network where customer traffic is checked for conformance or else
where networks interconnect using shaping/policing as a practical
matter in IP networks. This document describes the importance of the
consistent metering in Diffserv traffic conditioning. This document
also proposes the concepts and the associated details to be adapted
by Diffserv informal model [DIFFSERV-MODEL] to achieve the desired
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