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  • QoS Provisioning in NGN IPTV

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    Umer Mushtaq Mir
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    IPTV delivers digital television services over an Internet Protocol (IP) network, integrating broadcasting and telecommunications. It has the potential to generate multiple revenue streams over the same core network and offset costs. IPTV uses managed networks to provide a guaranteed quality of service (QoS), unlike Internet TV which has no such guarantees over unmanaged networks. Key technical challenges for IPTV include QoS and traffic management, congestion control, compatibility, security, and standardization. Factors affecting QoS include compression techniques, admission control schemes, and routing. Ensuring QoS requires bandwidth overprovisioning, efficient compression algorithms, and efficient routing/traffic engineering such as MPLS. IEEE 802.11n WLAN can

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    Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) will be the killer application for the next-generation Internet and will provide exciting new revenue opportunities for service providers. However, to deploy IPTV services with a full quality of service (QoS) guarantee, many underlying technologies must be further studied

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    QoS Provisioning in NGN IPTV

    Transféré par

    Umer Mushtaq Mir
    IPTV delivers digital television services over an Internet Protocol (IP) network, integrating broadcasting and telecommunications. It has the potential to generate multiple revenue streams over the same core network and offset costs. IPTV uses managed networks to provide a guaranteed quality of service (QoS), unlike Internet TV which has no such guarantees over unmanaged networks. Key technical challenges for IPTV include QoS and traffic management, congestion control, compatibility, security, and standardization. Factors affecting QoS include compression techniques, admission control schemes, and routing. Ensuring QoS requires bandwidth overprovisioning, efficient compression algorithms, and efficient routing/traffic engineering such as MPLS. IEEE 802.11n WLAN can

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    QoS Provisioning in NGN IPTV

    Umer Mushtaq Mir CIT / 07 / 2011

    IPTV
    Digital television services over Internet Protocol (IP) Services beyond traditional cable television Integration of broadcasting and telecommunication

    Motivation
    Most highly visible application of (next gen networks)NGN
    Two-way data flow (video on demand) Greater personalisation / tailored advertising

    Potential to generate multiple revenue streams over the same core network Offset the costs of implementation

    IPTV and Internet TV


    IPTV
    managed/closed network

    Internet TV
    delivered via open-internet / unmanaged network

    A TV like quality of service localized

    No guaranteed quality of service inter-continental e.g. youtube

    Basic Architecture

    Architecture contd
    Core networks
    MPLS IP Multicast

    Access Networks
    FFTx ethernet DSL/ADSL IEEE 802.11n

    Access Devices
    set top box, PC, smart phones

    IP Multicast
    one channel many users Saves server bandwidth and network load

    Multicasting issues
    scalability different users having different service level agreements on the same multicast tree

    Technical challenges
    QoS and traffic management Congestion control(TCP not suitable for real time applications) Compatibility Of Communication and Broadcasting Security and Privacy standardisation

    Factors affecting QoS in IPTV


    Compressing techniques (B.W. Vs Quality) Admission control schemes
    Routing

    Ensuring QoS
    Bandwidth overprovisioning Using efficient compression algorithms Efficient Routing / Traffic engineering
    MPLS and constriant-based routing provide automatic TE and fast routing

    IEEE 802.11n WLAN


    High throughput (100 600 Mbits/s)
    uses 40 MHz spectrum OFDM and MIMO technology multiple modulation and coding schemes aggregation of MAC frames & block ack. (BA)

    Backward compatible with older versions

    IEEE 802.11n over MPLS can be useful to provide IPTV wirelessly

    Conclusion
    Conditions most favourable for IPTV IPTV needs QoS gaurantees IEEE 802.11n to provide wireless IPTV

    Work done
    Scenario building Parameter selection Ongoing work
    simulations in MPLS , simulations in wi-fi

    Future Work
    Performance Analysis of IEEE 802.11n over IP Multicast / MPLS using Omnet++ in terms of throughput, packet loss , delay , jitter, by varying no. of frames in an aggregated frame ,no. of MIMO streams, coding and modulation schemes, BA , no. of nodes etc.

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