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 \name={Campus Bandwidth Management}
 \author={Ben Teitelbaum}
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 {\h1 Campus Bandwidth Management (CBM)}
 Managing campus network resources, particularly congested commodity
 access circuits, is an increasing challenge for many campus network
 operators.  Internet2 campuses have adopted a wide-variety of
 approaches including application-level rate-limiting, per-IP
 rate-limiting, shaping, quota systems, and usage-based charge-back
 systems.  

 The QoS working group has sponsored several panels and BoFs on campus
 bandwidth management and a new Internet2 working group is being
 chartered explicitly to discuss CBM alternatives and their
 implications.  Stay tuned.
 {\h2 Resources}
 {\ul
  {\li {\a \href=cbm-matrix.html Matrix of Approaches and Tradeoffs}
 (Los Angeles, CA - October, 2002)}
  {\li {\a \href=http://www.internet2.edu/qos/wg/200205-Arlington.shtml Campus Bandwidth Management BOF} (Arlington, VA - May, 2002)}
  {\li {\a \href=http://www.internet2.edu/qos/wg/200201-Tempe.shtml QoS Appliances: Disease or
	Cure?} (Tempe, AZ - January, 2002)}
  }
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