Re: [p2pi] Follow-Up from Comcast Presentation

Lars Eggert <lars.eggert@nokia.com> Mon, 09 June 2008 09:15 UTC

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RFC3662?

On 2008-6-7, at 20:09, ext Joel M. Halpern wrote:
> Several of the meeting presentations referred to "Scavenger service".
>
> As a definition, assuming I am allowed to define using diffserv, how  
> about:
>
> Unmarked packets, and packets marked for better diffserv classes will
> receive preferential queueing treatment compared with those marked  
> with
> Scavenger class service.  To avoid starvatation, the Scavanger queue
> will be guaranteed a minimal percentage (10%?) of the data capacity  
> even
> when normal and better services could consume all available bandwidth.
>
> That is basically the inverse of the simplified EF definition, for
> achieving essentially the opposite goal.

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