References

Bandwidth Broker Architecture

Internet2
Globus
U of Chicago
- GARA: A Quality of Service Architecture
CMU Darwin Project - Xena resource broker, Beagle signaling prtocol
Columbia University
- Economic Models for Allocating Resources in Computer Systems
- Market Net
Lulea University of Technology, Olov Schelen
UCL (Jon Crowcroft)
UCLA Internet Research Lab
- Andreas Terzis
University of Twente

Bandwidth Trading
- Clarinet
- Arbinet
- Band-X
- RateXchange
Bandwidth Management
- Resonate
Price Negotiatin
- BT Multiagent tool building Kit ZEUS
QoS Aware Router/Service
- InterNap Network Services
Inter-Domain Routing
- BBN Technologies- Internetwork Research Department
  - Secure BGP

IRT, Columbia University
- RNAP- a protocol for pricing adaptive resource reservations
- BGRP, an aggregation protocol for resource reservations
- YESSIR, a light-weight resource reservation protocol
Boomerang
CATI
CANARIE ANA Bandwidth Broker, GAIT, British Columbia Institute of Technology.
J. Rosenberg,H. Salama,M. Squire, Telephony Routing Information Protocol (TRIP), IETF Internet Draft, draft-ietf-iptel-trip-00.txt. Oct 1999.

Bolla, R.; Davoli, F.; Ricciardi, S. A hierarchical control structure for multimedia access networks,p.1320-5 vol.2, Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Communications, June 1999.
Niklas Borg, Emil Svanberg, Olov Scheln: Efficient Multi-field Packet Classification for QoS Purposes. In Proceedings of IFIP Seventh International Workshop on Quality of Service (IWQoS'99), London, UK, June 1999.
S. Floyd, V. Jacobson, ``Link-sharing and resource management models for packet networks'', {\em IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking}, vol.3, (no.4), pp.365-86, August 1995.

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