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	Title		: INSIGNIA
	Author(s)	: S. Lee, A. Campbell
	Filename	: draft-ietf-manet-insignia-00.txt
	Pages		: 24
	Date		: 26-Mar-99
	
   This document specifies INSIGNIA, an in-band signaling system for
   supporting quality of service (QOS) in mobile ad hoc networks. The
   term `in-band signaling` refers to the fact that control information
   is carried along with data in IP packets. We argue that in-band
   signaling is more suitable than explicit out-of-band approaches
   (e.g., RSVP) when supporting end-to-end quality of service in highly
   dynamic environments such as mobile ad hoc networks where network
   topology, node connectivity and end-to-end quality of service are
   strongly time-varying. INSIGNIA is designed to support the delivery
   of adaptive real-time services and includes fast session/flow/
   microflow reservation, restoration and adaptation algorithms
   between source/destination pairs. In this memo we discuss how
   INSIGNIA fits into our broader vision of a wireless flow management
   model for mobile ad hoc networks and how it interfaces to the
   proposed MANET Working Group routing algorithms and IMEP
   specification.

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