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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 20, 2004
Filed:
May. 25, 2000
Michael M. Metzger, Boulder, CO (US);
Jeffrey R. Gemar, Superior, CO (US);
Uve W. Rick, Broomfield, CO (US);
Conexant Systems, Inc., Newport Beach, CA (US);
Abstract
A packet communication scheduling system comprises tunnel schedulers, a packet scheduler, and a rate controller. The packet scheduler generates a packet schedule and first-set information in response to packet information. The first tunnel scheduler generates a first schedule for a first set of tunnels in response to the first-set information. The first tunnel scheduler also generates second-set information in response to the first-set information. The second tunnel scheduler generates a second schedule for a second set of tunnels in response to the second-set information. The second tunnel scheduler also generates third-set information in response to the second-set information. The third tunnel scheduler generates a third schedule for a third set of tunnels in response to the third-set information. The third tunnel scheduler selects a next third-set tunnel identifier based on the third schedule. The second tunnel scheduler selects a next second-set tunnel identifier based on the second schedule and the next third-set tunnel identifier. The first tunnel scheduler selects a next first-set tunnel identifier based on the first schedule and the next second-set tunnel identifier. The packet scheduler selects a next packet identifier for a next packet transmission based on the next first-set tunnel identifier and the packet schedule.