L.3 glossary of terms – Comtech EF Data CDM-570A User Manual

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CDM-570A/570AL Satellite Modem with Optional Packet Processor

MN-CDM570A

Appendix L

Revision 2

L–13

QUESTION: What will be the total data rate and what will be the individual data rates?

ANSWER

:

After serving all high priority queues, only 500 Kbps is left for ASFD classes.

This leftover bandwidth is less than the total minimum bandwidth; it must therefore share

the residual 500 Kbps among all four ASFD classes equally - i.e., 500/4=175 Kbps per class.

Since ASFD 4 has the service rate 100 Kbps, the excess 75 Kbps will be given the other

queues where the service rate not met.

In this case the 75 Kbps again will share equally among ASFD3, ASFD2, and ASFD1 since

these service rates were not met.

The resulting individual data rate is as follows:

Stream

Priority

PHB / DSCP

Code

Input Data rate

Leftover BW (After

Serving the Queue)

QoS output Data rate

Management

1

CS7 / b111000

200 Kbps

9.8 Mbps

200 Kbps

Networking Control

2

CS6 / b110000

800 Kbps

9.0 Mbps

800 Kbps

Voice

3

EXFD / b101110

1 Mbps

8.0 Mbps

1Mbps

Video

3

CS5 / b101000

4 Mbps

4.0 Mbps

4 Mbps

Data-1

4

CS4 / b100000

550 Kbps

3450 Kbps

550 Kbps

Data-2

5

CS3 / b011000

1450

2000 Kbps

1450 Kbps

Data-3

7

ASFD4 / b100010

1 Mbps

NA

100 Kbps

Data-4

7

ASFD3 / b011010

1 Mbps

NA

175 + 25 Kbps

Data-5

7

ASFD2 / b010010

1 Mbps

NA

175 + 25 Kbps

Data-6

7

ASFD1 / b001010

1 Mbps

NA

175 + 25 Kbps

Data-7

8

BE / bXXXXXX

2 Mbps

NA

0 Kbps

TOTAL

N/A

N/A

14 Mbps

0 Kbps

8.7 Mbps

L.3 Glossary of Terms

Filtering – QoS allows specific flows to be designated as “filtered,” whereby the IP Packet

Processor discards traffic that is otherwise not wanted for forwarding over a satellite link.

Jitter – Measured in milliseconds, this is the amount of variation between two consequent

frames at the receiving end.

Latency – This is the amount of delay, measured in milliseconds, from Ethernet interface of the

near -end modem to the Ethernet interface of the far-end modem.

Maximum Bandwidth – This value can be assigned to a flow to restrict the Maximum Bandwidth

that any particular flow will utilize; otherwise, the default of no bandwidth restriction can be

selected.

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