ETR 226 : 20001

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions, abbreviations and symbols
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
  3.3 Symbols
4 HIPERLAN Architecture
  4.1 General overview
  4.2 LLC and MAC operations
5 General requirements for Time Bounded Services in HIPERLAN
  5.1 Review of potential Time Bounded Services supported by
      HIPERLAN with their requirements
6 Review of the existing tools to ensure time constraint in a
  distributed system
  6.1 Supporting Time Bounded applications as a scheduling
      problem
  6.2 Scheduling transmission in a network
7 HIPERLAN Architecture overview for Time Bounded Services
  7.1 General HIPERLAN architecture and basic principles
  7.2 Presentation of the architecture
  7.3 Data transfer interface
  7.4 QoS parameters
  7.5 CAM priority assignment
  7.6 Packet queuing and selection to CAM
  7.7 Exception in data transfer: the internal service PDU
8 LLC guidelines for the utilisation of Time Bounded Services
  8.1 Use of the DTD parameter by the time bounded MAC user
  8.2 Use of the MP parameter by the time bounded MAC user
  8.3 Use of the DP parameter by the time bounded MAC user
  8.4 Use of the DAM parameter by the time bounded MAC user
9 Conclusion
Annex A: Analytical models and simulation results
      A.1 A simulation model for the HIPERLAN architecture
      A.2 Other results
Annex B: Bibliography
History

Examines the architectural design of HIPERLAN regarding the support of Time Bounded Services.