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Q1: What is the use of Asynchronous Transfer mode switching(ATM)?
ATM as a Backbone technology:
ATM Devices:
ATM network interface:
User to Network Interface (UNI):
Network to Node Interface (NNI):
ATM reference model:
ATM services:
ATM Virtual Connections:
ATM CLASS OF SERVICES:
ATM CONCEPTS SERIVES CATEGORIES:
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2. ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is the cell relay protocol designed by the ATM Forum and
adopted by the ITU-T.
A cell is a small data unit of fixed size. In a cell network, which uses the cell as the basic unit of
data exchange, all data are loaded into identical cells that can be transmitted with complete
predictability and uniformity.
4. Design Goals
Among the challenges faced by the designers of ATM, six stand out.
• Foremost is the need for a transmission system to optimize the use of high-data-rate transmission
media, in particular optical fiber. In addition to offering large bandwidths, newer transmission media
and equipment are dramatically less susceptible to noise degradation. A technology is needed to take
advantage of both factors and thereby maximize data rates.
•The system must interface with existing systems and provide wide-area interconnectivity between
them without lowering their effectiveness or requiring their replacement.
• The design must be implemented inexpensively so that cost would not be a barrier to adoption. If
ATM is to become the backbone of international communications, as intended, it must be available at
low cost to every user who wants it.
• The new system must be able to work with and support the existing telecommunications hierarchies
(local loops, local providers, long-distance carriers, and so on).
• The new system must be connection-oriented to ensure accurate and predictable delivery.
• Last but not least, one objective is to move as many of the functions to hardware as possible (for
speed) and eliminate as many software functions as possible (again for speed).
5. ARCHITECTURE OF ATM NETWORK
The user access devices, called
the endpoints, are connected
through a user-to-network
interface (UNI) to the switches
inside the network.
The switches are connected
through network-to-network
interfaces (NNIs).
6. How it connects?
Virtual Connection
Connection between two endpoints is
accomplished through transmission
paths (TPs), virtual paths (VPs), and
virtual circuits (VCs).
A transmission path (TP) is the
physical connection (wire, cable,
satellite, and so on) between an
endpoint and a switch or between two
switches.
A transmission path is the set of all
highways that directly connect the
two cities.
Cell networks are based on virtual circuits (VCs). All cells
belonging to a single message follow the same virtual circuit
and remain in their original order until they reach their
destination.
Think of a virtual circuit as the lanes of a highway
7. The lengths of the VPIs for UNIs and NNIs are
different. In a UNI, the VPI is 8 bits, whereas in an
NNI, the VPI is 12 bits. The length of the VCI is the
same in both interfaces (16 bits). We therefore can say
that a virtual connection is identified by 24 bits in a UNI
and by 28 bits in an NNI
8.
9. Cell
The basic data unit in an ATM network is called a cell. A cell is only 53 bytes long with 5
bytes allocated to the header and 48 bytes carrying the payload (user data may be less
10. Connection Establishment and Release
ATM has two types of connections: PVC and SVC
PVC: PVC A permanent virtual-circuit connection is established between two endpoints by the
network provider. The VPls and VCIs are defined for the permanent connections, and the values
are entered for the tables of each switch.
SVC: SVC In a switched virtual-circuit connection, each time an endpoint wants to make a
connection with another endpoint, a new virtual circuit must be established. ATM cannot do the
job by itself, but needs the network layer addresses and the services of another protocol (such
as IP).
11. ATM Layers
The ATM standard defines three layers. They are, from top to bottom, the application adaptation
layer, the ATM layer, and the physical layer.
13. ATM Layer
ATM Layer provides
• Routing
• Traffic Management
• Switching
• Multiplexing Services
It processes outgoing traffic by accepting 48-byte segments from the AAL sublayers and transforming
them into 53-byte cells by the addition of a 5-byte header.
15. o Generic flow control (GFC). The 4-bit GFC field provides flow control at the UNI level. The ITU-T
has determined that this level of flow control is not necessary at the NNI level. In the NNI
header, therefore, these bits are added to the VPI. The longer VPI allows more virtual paths to
be defined at the NNI level. The format for this additional VPI has not yet been determined.
o Virtual path identifier (VPI). The VPI is an 8-bit field in a UNI cell and a 12-bit field in an NNI cell.
o Virtual circuit identifier (VCI). The VCI is a 16-bit field in both frames.
o Payload type (PT). In the 3-bit PT field, the first bit defines the payload as user data or
managerial information. The interpretation of the last 2 bits depends on the first bit.
o Cell loss priority (CLP). The I-bit CLP field is provided for congestion control. A cell with its CLP
bit set to I must be retained as long as there are cells with a CLP of O. We discuss congestion
control and quality of service in an ATM network in Chapter 24.
o Header error correction (HEC). The HEC is a code computed for the first 4 bytes of the header. It
is a CRC with the divisor x8 + x2 + x + 1 that is used to correct single-bit errors and a large class of
multiple-bit errors.
16. Application Adaption Layer
AAL1: AAL1 supports applications that transfer information at constant bit rates, such as video and
voice. It allows ATM to connect existing digital telephone networks such as voice channels and T lines.
AAL2: It is used for low-bit-rate traffic and short-frame traffic such as audio (compressed or
uncompressed), video, or fax. A good example ofAAL2 use is in mobile telephony.
AAL Type 3/4: supports VBR, data traffic, connection-oriented, asynchronous traffic (e.g. X.25 data) or
connectionless packet data (e.g. SMDS traffic) with an additional 4-byte header in the information
payload of the cell. Examples include Frame Relay and X.25.
AAL Type 5: is similar to AAL 3/4 with a simplified information header scheme. This AAL assumes that
the data is sequential from the end user and uses the Payload Type Indicator (PTI) bit to indicate the
last cell in a transmission. Examples of services that use AAL 5 are classic IP over ATM, Ethernet Over
ATM, SMDS, and LAN Emulation (LANE). AAL 5 is a widely used ATM adaptation layer protocol. This
protocol was intended to provide a streamlined transport facility for higher-layer protocols that are
connection oriented.
17. QOS ATM
A number of parameters are used to define the QOS. These include the
1. Cell Error Ratio,
2. Cell Loss Ratio,
3. Cell Misinsertion Rate,
4. Cell Transfer Delay,
5. Cell Delay Variation
18. ….
A number of classes of QOS are supported by the network and fall into either a Specified QOS or an
Unspecified QOS class. Among all the classes of QOS the network must only support the Specified
QOS class 1 which is the circuit emulation service and constant bit rate video. A specified QOS may
have two cell loss objectives, for the high and low priority traffic. The unspecified QOS has no
specified objectives given to the user but may have internal parameters for the network but these
may change during a call. Even though there are no QOS the call may have specified traffic
parameters, in fact that would be desirable for the network. This type of traffic could be the so called
best-effort traffic. This allows the network to respond to time variable resources. The unspecified
QOS is optional for the network to support.
Degradation of QOS may arise for many different reasons and one of these is the ATM switch. The
buffer capacity could be a complex multiple queue system with an algorithmicaly defined service rule
that could be based on priorities. The switch may thus introduce loss under heavy load. Of particular
interest to JPL is that the buffering strategies for wide area low speed networks may be more complex
than for high speed local area networks due to the detection of the PDU by a higher level. For
compliant connections the QOS will be supported for at least the number of conforming cells as
specified in the conformance definition. For non-compliant connections the network does not need
to support and QOS. The QOS of a VPC will be the combination of the strictest set of QOS's of the
underlying VCC's.