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Traffic Management

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Traffic management is essential for the efficient flow of traffic through a network. This means that it is basic to the moment-to-moment running of a network. Traffic management is a key factor in QoS. Traffic management functionality provides advance warnings of performance-critical conditions so that network managers can re-route traffic before it affects QoS. Part of traffic management is real-time detection of network failures and correction of unavoidable network failures. This may allow users to be forewarned or otherwise proactively address the situation to minimise negative effects on QoS.

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Misra, K. (2004). Traffic Management. In: OSS for Telecom Networks. Computer Communications and Networks. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-85729-400-5_13

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