Packet data flow control method and device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorHirokazu Takeuchi
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorHirokazu Takeuchi
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In packet data flow control wherein point-to-multipoint communication or point-to-point communication is performed in a network comprising one or a plurality of packet exchanges that respectively accommodate a plurality of communication terminals, reduction of the transmission bandwidth or lowering of transmission rate caused by local congestion is absorbed by providing buffers for absorbing difference between the transmission bandwidths of the upstream link and downstream links of these packet exchanges at each packet exchange. At the packet exchanges the transmission rate of the downstream links from the packet exchange is controlled in accordance with a first load data that is notified thereto from the downstream links and, if the difference of transmission bandwidth of the upstream link and downstream links cannot be absorbed by the buffer, a second load data is generated based on the first load data and the free capacity of the buffer and the upstream link of the packet exchange is notified of the second load data.
A packet data flow control method in performing point-to-multipoint communication or point-to-point communication in a network comprising one or a plurality of packet exchanges accommodating respectively a plurality of communication terminals, comprising the steps of:
A packet data flow control device for performing point-to-multipoint communication or point-to-point communication in a network comprising one or a plurality of packet exchanges accommodating respectively a plurality of communication terminals, comprising:
A packet data flow control system in a packet exchanging network in which a plurality of terminals are connected to a network comprising one or a plurality of packet exchanges wherein simultaneous transmission of data packets is performed by setting up a point-to-multipoint connection in which an arbitrary one of the terminals is a transmission source terminal and a plurality of other terminals are respective destination terminals,
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