A method for policing data traffic, a data traffic policer realizing such a method and a telecommunication network including such a policer
CA 2298899 A1 · Owner: Bonaventure, Olivier · Inventors: Bonaventure, Olivier
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The invention concerns a data traffic politer (POL) included in a telecommunication network to police data traffic. The data traffic includes data, packets that are part of a lower order data flow that is on its turn part of a higher, order data flow. Each data packet is associated to a lower order identifier (LOI), that identifies the lower order data flow and to a higher order identifier that (HOI), identifies the higher order data flow. The politer (POL) includes first determining, means (DET1) coupled to an input of the politer (POL) to determine upon, reception of a data packet, its lower order identifier (LOI). A first control means, (CTRL1) coupled to the first determining …
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