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common ingress and egress routers into one large, end-to-end reservation. Another
approach is to use RSVP at the edges and diffserv in the network backbone to address
RSVP scalability issues in the core of a large network. RSVP-to-diffserv mapping is
discussed in Chapter 2, “Differentiated Services Architecture.”
The service provider networks and the Internet of the future are assumed to have, for the
most part, sufficient capacity to carry normal telephony traffic. If a network is engineered
with sufficient capacity, you can provision all telephony traffic as a single ...
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