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Advanced QoS for Network Engineers

QoS provides mechanisms to provide different priority to different types of traffic and applications. It is implemented through different models like Integrated Services (IntServ) and Differentiated Services (DiffServ). In 3G networks, QoS is implemented using QoS Class Identifiers (QCI) that define characteristics like priority, packet delay budget and error loss rate. Key nodes in the network perform functions like scheduling resources, radio resource management, negotiation of QoS parameters and prioritization of packets to ensure required QoS levels are provided.

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Topics covered

  • Firewall Ports,
  • Negotiation of QoS Parameters,
  • QoS Profiles,
  • End-to-End QoS,
  • Resource Allocation,
  • DNS Server,
  • Service Differentiation,
  • Event Detection,
  • Computer Network,
  • QoS Tools
680 views8 pages

Advanced QoS for Network Engineers

QoS provides mechanisms to provide different priority to different types of traffic and applications. It is implemented through different models like Integrated Services (IntServ) and Differentiated Services (DiffServ). In 3G networks, QoS is implemented using QoS Class Identifiers (QCI) that define characteristics like priority, packet delay budget and error loss rate. Key nodes in the network perform functions like scheduling resources, radio resource management, negotiation of QoS parameters and prioritization of packets to ensure required QoS levels are provided.

Uploaded by

Artty Numatti
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Topics covered

  • Firewall Ports,
  • Negotiation of QoS Parameters,
  • QoS Profiles,
  • End-to-End QoS,
  • Resource Allocation,
  • DNS Server,
  • Service Differentiation,
  • Event Detection,
  • Computer Network,
  • QoS Tools
  • QoS Overview: An introductory section providing an overview of Quality of Service (QoS) in networks.
  • IP QoS: Explains IP Quality of Service models and prioritization of network traffic using DiffServ and IntServ approaches.
  • Traffic Class (TC) in IP V4 & IPV6: Describes traffic classification in IP V4 and IPV6 networks, detailing allocation retention priorities and traffic handling per bearer.
  • Why and What is QoS?: Outlines the importance of QoS in network management, focusing on service differentiation and load management.
  • Computer Network Architecture: Provides an architectural overview of computer networks explaining the role of each node in QoS management.
  • E2E QoS Architectural Overview – 3G: Describes the end-to-end architectural components in 3G networks for implementing QoS.
  • 3G QoS Solution Summary: Summarizes the process and parameter mapping for QoS solutions in 3G systems.
  • Per User Service QoS Profile in 3G: Details the QoS profiles per user service in 3G networks, focusing on traffic class and type of subscriber parameters.

QoS Overview

1. Conversation
The best effort 2. Streaming
model 3. Interactive
QoS for 3G
4. Background

QCI for LTE


IP QOS Integrated Services
model (IntServ)

Prioritized Traffic

1.EF(PHP): Expedited Forwarding


2.CS(PHP):Class-Selector(PHB
DiffServ Quality of (IP precedence)
Service (QoS) 3.BE(PHP):Best Effort
4.AF(PHP):Assured Forwarding 3 (Gold, Silver, Copper
(4Class, Drop High, Medium, Low)
Traffic Conversation

Class Back
Streaminground
(TC) g ARP1 (Allocation Retention
Priority )
In IP V4 THP1
per User identify PDP context
APR2APR3
&IPV6 Interactive
APR1 APR1
THP3 APR2APR3
APR2APR3
THP2(Traffic Handling
Priority)per Bearer

Traffic Conversation
APR1
Class APR2
Streamin APR3
(TC) g
Back
In IP V4 ground
APR15
&IPV6 Interactive
Why and What is QoS?
Subscriber Segmentation + Service Differentiation + load management + Priority User
Computer E2E QoS Architectural Overview – What
does each node do?
DHCP&DNS Mail Proxy
Facebook
Computer Server POP (HTTP Web)
IP Pooled Server Server Server

Network
192.168.0.11
Google
Server
192.168.0.14

192.168.0.15
Best-effort delivery LINE
Serve
rAmazo
Inside Network Outside Network
n
Server
Port in Firewall=65535 Port
Port for Server=1024
Port Enough 64511 Port
Than can assigned to Internet inbound company by Registered IP
E2E QoS Architectural Overview – What does each
node do? DHCP

3G
Server
IP Pooled
Static Dynamic Event
QoS profile QoS control detection

-UL from UE_RRC_Connet_Setup_Complete: UE Category


-DL from CN_RANAP_RAB_Assigned_Request: Throughput keep to UE accuracy HLR SAPC Rx
AF

Scheduling Radio Negotiation Rx


of resources resource of QoS
(air interface) management parameters Gx Gx

Uu RNC SGSN EPG SASN


UE Iub IuPS Gn Gi Gi

RBS
Mobile
RAN Backhaul RAN MPBN Negotiation Packet
of QoS inspection
parameters engine
Prioritization Prioritization Prioritization
Port inofFirewall=65535
IP packets Port of IP packets of IP packets
Port for Server=1024
Port Enough 64511 Port Inside Network Outside Network
Than can assigned to Internet inbound company by Registered IP

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