The Network Management Based Multi-Channel Connection Management of MOST

Yun Han Chen; Gui He Qin; Yang Nan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.385-386.1604

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The Network Management Based Multi-Channel Connection Management of MOST

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In order to provide higher available bandwidth, flexible accessing and shared multimedia resource to the application in Media oriented systems transport (MOST) network. This paper proposed an implementation strategy of MOST network management, which is described by finite state mechanism model, discussed the scheme of multiple synchronous audio or video channel connection (SA/VCC) management. These works give an improved solution for MOST, which supports flexible accessing and reliable data transmission for multimedia devices, provides reasonable bandwidth allocation and shared multimedia resource in synchronous channel in practical.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 385-386)

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Yun Han Chen, Gui He Qin, Yang Nan

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Central Registry, Finite State Machine, MOST, Multi-Channel Connection Management, Network Management

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