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packet scheduler

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A function at the network protocol level that allocates bandwidth to competing online connections. Residing in the transmitting machine, it determines how many packets are handed to each connection (each flow) at a given time. A packet scheduler makes its determinations by observing the packet flows from the applications or by request from a quality of service (QoS) protocol such as RSVP or Diffserv. See QoS.


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As part of the PEP architecture, the Chorus coprocessor family works seamlessly with the company's other PEP chipset solutions, including the recently announced Alto(TM) family of packet schedulers.
 
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