Paper Info
Title
QoS-enabled residential gateway architecture
Abstract
As networking technologies penetrate wide varieties of devices for daily usage, home networks are becoming a reality. The bandwidth and always-on connectivity provided by the rapidly growing broadband technologies, such as cable and digital subscriber line (DSL), render home networking even more attractive. A residential gateway is a device that interconnects various home devices to one another as well as to the Internet. The home networks being deployed today are simple and inexpensive with the residential gateway providing only connectivity. As home networks evolve and become more widespread, emerging applications on home networks will demand additional features that require quality of service. We present an architecture of a next-generation QoS-enabled residential gateway. Such a residential gateway, in conjunction with the developments in QoS-enabled wireless LAN technologies, will usher in a new generation of home networks that are capable of supporting a wide range of applications.
Year
DOI
Venue
2003
10.1109/MCOM.2003.1193979
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Keywords
Field
DocType
IEEE standards,broadband networks,digital subscriber lines,home computing,internetworking,quality of service,telecommunication standards,wireless LAN,CableHome architecture,DSL,IEEE 802 LAN technologies,Internet,QoS-enabled residential gateway architecture,RSVP,bandwidth,broadband intelligent bridge,broadband technologies,digital subscriber line,home devices interconnection,home networking,home networks,networking technologies,quality of service,residential gateway,wireless LAN technologies
Telecommunications,Digital subscriber line,Computer science,H.248,Computer network,Quality of service,Internetworking,Residential gateway,Broadband networks,The Internet,DSL modem
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
41
4
0163-6804
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
14
2.35
9
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Bansal, D.1142.35
Bao, J.Q.2303.90
Lee, W.C.3142.35