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Inter-Domain Diffserv Dynamic Provisioning and Interconnection Peering Study using Bandwidth Management Point-- A Simulation Evaluation

Dynamic resource allocation with scalable reservation mechanisms is an important challenge for the current Differentiated Services (Diffserv) architecture. In this paper, we present scalable and dynamic resource allocation architecture for Diffserv, which manages the domains network resources. We present agent based network-centric middleware component Bandwidth Management Point (BMP), which will manage the network domain resources efficiently using the SIBBS protocol. We manage the domain resources to: (1) improve the utilization of the bandwidth in the differentiated services domain and (2) reduce the random early packet drops in the Diffserv domain while maintaining scalability characteristics. In this paper, our simulation compares the performance of the Diffserv domain without BMP and with BMP. We find that the BMP will enhance the performance of the Diffserv architecture using the dynamic resource request and resource allocation mechanisms.