November 2006
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
16h 37m
English
Queueing models offer qualitative insights into the performance of communication networks and quantitative estimations of average packet delay. In many networking instances, a single buffer forms a queue of packets. A single queue of packets is a notion of packet accumulation at a certain router or even at an entire network. In the context of data communication, a queuing buffer is a physical system that stores incoming packets, and a server can be viewed as a switch or a similar mechanism to process and route packets to the desired ports or destinations. A queueing system generally consists of a queueing buffer of various sizes and one or more identical servers. this chapter focuses on delay analysis ...
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