Processor Based Active Queue Management for providing QoS in Multimedia Application

The objective of this paper is to implement the Active Network based Active Queue Management Technique for providing Quality of Service (QoS) using Network Processor(NP) based router to enhance multimedia applications. The performance is evaluated using Intel IXP2400 NP Simulator. The results demonstrate that, Active Network based Active Queue Management has better performance than RED algorithm in case of congestion and is well suited to achieve high speed packet classification to support multimedia applications with minimum delay and Queue loss. Using simulation, we show that the proposed system can provide assurance for prioritized flows with improved network utilization where bandwidth is shared among the flows according to the levels of priority. We first analyze the feasibility and optimality of the load distribution schemes and then present separate solutions for non-delay sensitive streams and delay-sensitive streams. Rigorous simulations and experiments have been carried out to evaluate the performance.

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