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16th August 1999 at 15:22 #32435Nabil AhmedGuest
Is anyone familiar with traffic models can be used to size trunk groups for data network? I know that, Erlang B, Extended Alternate Routing Trunk (EART) , and Neal-Wilkinson are only applicable to Voice network.
12th October 2000 at 22:32 #32436Kashif HussainGuestWell the think you need to find out is what is the data activity factor, plus the downlink has a higher data capacity.
Usually the the data flow is assemtric (for normal users) higher downlink, in our network we used .75 data factor to the channel capacity on the forward link and .25 for the uplink,
you also need to see what kind of delay the system can hold.
regards
KH6th November 2000 at 10:12 #32437AMALGuestIs there an Erlang table or formula
for data traffic, in order to justefay the requiered trunks.
And also I would like to Know how to dimention or plan the ADSL network, what assumbtions should be concedered?
May thanks,7th November 2000 at 18:04 #32438Roberto PreziusoGuestHello:
I want to receve the articles.
13th November 2000 at 21:02 #32439dahg@elo.utfsm.clGuestI would like to recieve many information about traffic data,specially from VoIP.
i start working on VoIP blocking Probability13th November 2000 at 21:03 #32440dahg@elo.utfsm.clGuestI would like to recieve many information about traffic data,specially from VoIP.
i start working on VoIP blocking Probability1st August 2001 at 19:17 #32441JoseGuestHi,
I´m working in my proyect in my university.
I need how to estimate the bandwitdh of the backbone of a network for voice, data and video. Here you give a lot of information about to calculate the trunks for voice, even video. But how can I estimate the bandwidth for data? Do you have any example? There are usual ratios for typical data aplications?thanks,
email: perenquen@hotmail.com5th August 2001 at 12:18 #32442nasir ismailGuestMaybe Erlang C model can help to calculate how busy and Average Hold Time (AHT)
1. Try to get how many bytes/packets go thru incoming/outgoing.
2. Bandwidth available e.g. 128Kbps/64Kbps
3. Period time by hour
4. Calculate per hour – Erlang unit
5. Response time is AHTI’m also need feedback from all of you!
7th August 2001 at 22:13 #32443JoseGuestHello and many thanks Nasir.
I need to estimate how much bandwith i have to install in my network. I have an idea about what kind of aplications it will run.
There are some usual values for typical aplications?
Do you know where can i find an example using erlang C model for data networks.
thanks,
23rd August 2001 at 19:55 #32444BolajiGuestI need help on how to calculate the bandwith required in CDMA network using IS-95A standard.
19th September 2001 at 14:13 #32445L.Mo.Guesthttp://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/ics7750/design/derlang.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/ics7750/design/dprov.pdf
For those wanting to know how to do converged network traffic engineering, the above Cisco website site .pdf files should be able to assist you in that endeavor.
Later,
L.Mo.
26th September 2001 at 06:52 #32446nasir ismailGuestHow to estimate bandwidth?
pls refer to this URL
http:/wand.cs.waikato.ac.nz/wand/publications/bwest-review/
28th September 2001 at 00:25 #32447RommelGuestHere is another article on traffic analysis at Cisco. 🙂
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/intsolns/voipsol/ta_isd.pdf11th January 2002 at 10:13 #32448Mª JesusGuestHello! I´m doing my proyect at the Seville University and I would be very grateful
if someone could send or explain me how to do a model for a mix of video, data and
voice over ATM.
It can be very interesting that the voice would be over IP= VoIP over ATM
If someone could send me an article or a web side in which I find something you´ll help me a lot
Thanks very much. MJesus
E-mail: martalopez18@supercable.es29th March 2002 at 07:09 #32449TIM NABIGuestI need help to find out if any mothod available to block VOIP from ISP.
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