Session Summary
Quality of Service (QoS) is a specification that
warrants special treatment from the underlying network to deliver predefined
characteristics, which could include bandwidth guarantees, latency
requirements, and packet prioritization. Technologies discussed in this
presentation include signaling methods, such as 802.1p, Admission Control
Services, and Subnet Bandwidth Manager.
This is a
Level
100 session. It was presented by Adrian Johnson. Adrian Johnson
MCSE, CNE: Adrian started his career with Microsoft in April of 1997,
supporting IPX and related NetWare technologies. Shortly after his arrival, he
joined the IP/RAS team in 1998. As an IP/RAS Professional, he supports all
issues related to Microsoft IP/RAS including support, training, and content for
Microsoft Windows 2000. In addition, he is the lead for Windows 2000 Quality of
Service.
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