Index_Q-R

Q-R

QoS (Quality of Service), 52, 85-86

advanced queuing, 86

class-based, 90

intserv, 89

MPLS-based, 92-93

overprovisioning, 86

parameters, 85

per-flow, 89

queue management, 93-94

router management mechanisms, 94

service approaches, 87

SLAs, 86

traffic, 86, 93

radio links, Bluetooth, 127

RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service), 200-203

challenge/response, 203

packet formats, 207

PAP/CHAP interoperation, 204

UDP, 205

RAIR (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Radios/Repeaters), 18, 44

RC4 PRNG (Ron's Code 4 Pseudorandom Number Generator), 117

reassociation messages, 802.11, 236

RED (Random Early Detection), 88

registration, Mobile IP, 79

reliability, WAP, 304

request/response types, PPP EAP, 177-180

requirements, RFC 2002 protocol, 76

revenue services, 7

RFC 2002 protocol, 75-76

roaming, 3G, 143

roaming requirements, AAA, 187-188

routers, QOS management mechanisms, 94

RSVP (Resource Reservation Protocol), 87-90

RTI applications, intserv, 89

RTS frames, 802.11, 247

RTS/CTS frames, 114-115

RTT applications, intserv, 89