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Title : SWAN
Author(s) : G. Ahn et al.
Filename : draft-ahn-swan-manet-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2003-2-14
This draft specifies SWAN, a stateless network protocol which uses
distributed control algorithms to deliver service differentiation in
MANETs. SWAN uses rate control for UDP and TCP best-effort traffic,
and source-based admission control for UDP real-time traffic. SWAN
also uses explicit congestion control notification (ECN) to dynamically
regulate admitted real-time traffic in the face of network dynamics
brought on by mobility or traffic overload conditions. SWAN is designed
to support real-time services over best effort MACs without the need to
install and maintain costly QOS state at MANET nodes. This makes the SWAN approach to
MANET QOS simple, scalable, and robust. The ns-2 simulation code is available from the
web http://comet.columbia.edu/swan/).
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