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Resilient Packet Ring Performance Enhancements

Resilient Packet Ring (RPR) has emerged as a key IEEE standard. It delivers network transport convergence, high utilization and resiliency. However, the current standard has several drawbacks. We introduce a new technique which helps address these limitations and results in increasing RPR performance. Our method is based on calculating the total bandwidth available, and allocating flow bandwidth based on availability, cost and class of service (CoS). Our results demonstrate an increase in utilization and service fulfillment. Keywords; Class of Service (CoS), Resilient Packet Ring (RPR), Ring Bandwidth.