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A new dynamic quota-based admission control with sub-negotiation for softswitch-based clustered media server

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Abstract

Based on the demand of the admission control of softswitch-based clustered media server, this paper proposed a new dynamic quota-based admission control algorithm that has a sub-negotiation process. The strongpoint of quota-based algorithm had been inherited in the algorithm and at the same time some new ideas had also been introduced into it. Simulations of the algorithm had been conducted on the Petri net model and the results show that this algorithm has excellent performance. In order to find the optimal resource quota setting in real time, the paper proposed two approximation analysis methods. It can be seen from analysis results that these two methods can be used to get sub-optimal quota values quickly and effectively. These two approximation analysis methods will play important roles in implementation of the algorithm in system.

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Supported by: (1) Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (No.20030013006); (2) National Specialized R&D Project for the Product of Mobile Communications (Development and Application of Next Generation Mobile Intelligent Network System); (3) Development Fund for Electronic and Information Industry (Value-added Service Platform and Application System for Mobile Communications).

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Wu, N., Liao, J. & Zhu, X. A new dynamic quota-based admission control with sub-negotiation for softswitch-based clustered media server. J. of Electron.(China) 23, 675–682 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11767-005-0001-5

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