RE: Real and Non-Real Time Traffic (was [WG-PIC:352] Re: FMM demo notes)

[Guy T Almes <>]

Jon,
 I've just heard from the NOC and from Juniper.  The answer is "about 100 
msec".  This could, I suppose, be reduced by a change to config.  Further, 
this max amount would only happen when there is serious congestion which, 
as far as I can tell, has never happened in history.
 Regards,
       -- Guy

--On Thursday, October 23, 2003 14:11:18 -0400 Jon Zeeff 
<> wrote:

> >  But my main point here is to note that improvements at the transport
> > layer are called for (if only to permit the 5 Gb/s flows to happen) and
> > that those improvements should be driven (in part) by the need to share
> > the net with jitter intolerant applications such as voip.
>
>
> I agree completely.
>
> Just curious, what is the maximum queuing delay in an Abilene router (as
> they are configured).
>
> Are we considering any queuing algorithms that move small flows ahead of
> bulk flows?




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