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    The document discusses how to show the output and execution of different QoS techniques for broadband connections, including link adoption and multiple connection scheduling. It asks how to identify achieving QoS by defining traffic priority, rates, jitter, and latency for a connection and where these values are coded. It also asks how to show the output for different request opportunities and scheduling algorithms like UGS, rtPS, and BE.

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    The document discusses how to show the output and execution of different QoS techniques for broadband connections, including link adoption and multiple connection scheduling. It asks how to identify achieving QoS by defining traffic priority, rates, jitter, and latency for a connection and where these values are coded. It also asks how to show the output for different request opportunities and scheduling algorithms like UGS, rtPS, and BE.

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    The document discusses how to show the output and execution of different QoS techniques for broadband connections, including link adoption and multiple connection scheduling. It asks how to identify achieving QoS by defining traffic priority, rates, jitter, and latency for a connection and where these values are coded. It also asks how to show the output for different request opportunities and scheduling algorithms like UGS, rtPS, and BE.

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    1] Complete execution of project.

    2] How to Show output / execution for LINK ADOPTION technique (possibility of using
    different MCS in the same scenario.)

     Including CID: represents the identifier of the connection.


     Traffic Priority: defines the priority assigned to the service flow.

    And what are basic values  Maximum sustained Traffic Rate: defines the peak information rate
    assigned for this & where it of the service flow.
    is in code. And in execution
    how to identify that we  Minimum Reserved Traffic Rate: defines the minimum reserved
    achieve QoS by these.
    rate of the service flow.
     Tolerated Jitter: defines the maximum delay variation of the
    connection.
     Maximum Latency: specifies the maximum latency between the
    reception of a packet and the forwarding of this packet.

    3] How to show output/execution for 2 REQUEST OPPORTUNITIES (unicast & contention)

    4] Execution part for: UGS

    rtPS

    BE scheduling algorithms.

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