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April 19, 2010
Stage 3.2
Processing continues with stage 3.2 if additional bandwidth is available at the end of
Stage 3.1. Repeating the same priority processing, Stage 3.2 begins by allocating
additional bandwidth (as required) up to the Max. Sustained Rate, or to empty that
connection queue (whichever is less). Stage 3.2 continues until all active connections
are processed or all available bandwidth has been allocated.
Stage 3.1. Repeating the same priority processing, Stage 3.2 begins by allocating
additional bandwidth (as required) up to the Max. Sustained Rate, or to empty that
connection queue (whichever is less). Stage 3.2 continues until all active connections
are processed or all available bandwidth has been allocated.
Notes:
The Max. Sustained Rate is metered over one-second intervals, and this setting does
not otherwise restrict the bandwidth allocated to a connection for any wireless frame.
Refer to section: Metered Throughput.
Refer to section: Metered Throughput.
For example, a single high-priority connection with bursty traffic may use up to 100%
of the available bandwidth of a wireless frame, providing this does not exceed the
Max. Sustained Rate in the current interval.
of the available bandwidth of a wireless frame, providing this does not exceed the
Max. Sustained Rate in the current interval.
Within the same priority, precedence is given to connections that did not receive any
additional bandwidth allocation (in Stage 3.2) in the previous wireless frame.
Within the same priority, bandwidth is allocated evenly between all connections if:
a) All connections are requesting their Max. Sustained Rate, and
b) The aggregate of all requests exceeds the remaining available bandwidth.
6.5.4 Stage 4: Subchannelization (AN-100UX Only)
This stage allocates bandwidth (as required) for servicing mandatory subchannelized
connections. Refer to section: Uplink Subchannelization.
connections. Refer to section: Uplink Subchannelization.
6.5.5 Stage 5: CPE Management (Unreserved)
This stage allocates all remaining bandwidth (as required) to service active SMC
connections. Refer to section: Management Traffic (SMC).
connections. Refer to section: Management Traffic (SMC).