Dynamic Assignment of Traffic Classes to a Priority Queue in a Packet Forwarding Device
a packet forwarding device and traffic class technology, applied in the field of telecoms, can solve the problems of variable queuing delay degrading data streams produced by real-time sampling, and the delay of packet queuing varies according to the pack
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[0014]A packet forwarding device in which selected classes of network traffic may be dynamically assigned for priority queuing is disclosed. In one embodiment, the packet forwarding device includes a Java virtual machine for executing user-coded Java applets received from a network management server (NMS). A Java-to-native interface (JNI) is provided to allow the Java applets to obtain error information and traffic statistics from the device hardware and to allow the Java applets to write configuration information to the device hardware, including information that indicates which classes of traffic should be queued in priority queues. The Java applets implement user-specified traffic management policies based on real-time evaluation of the error information and traffic statistics to provide dynamic control of the priority queuing assignments. These and other aspects and advantages of the present invention are described below.
[0015]It should be noted that the use of the Java language...
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