Framework for Binding Access Control to COPS Provisioning

1. Framework for Binding Access Control to COPS Provisioning Ravi Sahita Leon Gommans Cees de Laat Freek Dijkstra Kwok Ho Chan Walter Weiss John Vollbrecht Dave Spence Dave Rago Amol Kulkarni draft-ietf-rap-access-bind-00.txt

2. Tunnel Encapsulation MPLS Tunnelto Address Y Scheduler Classifier Meter Subnet A In Profile Out of Profile Dropper Premium Default Queue Queue Queue DiffServ Informal Model PEP Ingress Ports (Data Path Start)

3. Queue Scheduler VoIP Meter Queue In Profile Out of Profile Movies Session 1 (Bob’s phone call) Dropper Session 2 (Nick’s Movie) Movies Best Effort Queue All Other Access Mgr HTTP Default data path PDP New Data Path Component: The Accessor PEP Classifiers Accessor

4. Status • Hierarchical Classification

5. Queue Classifiers Scheduler SIP Bob’sServices Meter RTP/RTCP Queue In Profile Out of Profile Session 1 (Bob’s phone call) Streaming Nick’sServices Monitor Dropper Session 2 (Nick’s Movie) SNMP Queue Access Mgr All Other PDP Hierarchical Classifiers PEP Accessor Default data path

6. Status • Hierarchical Classification • Parallel Session Processing

7. Queue Classifiers Scheduler SIP Bob’sServices Meter RTP/RTCP Queue In Profile Out of Profile Session 1 (Bob’s phone call) Streaming Nick’sServices Monitor Dropper Session 2 (Nick’s Movie) SNMP Queue Access Mgr All Other Hierarchical Classifiers PEP Accessor Default data path PDP

8. Status • Hierarchical Classification • Parallel Session Processing • COPS (RSVP) normalization • RSVP specific Filter specification • Separating Session Scope and Session Trigger criterion • Use case for Wireless applications