Multi-Service Internet Charging

04/10/99

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Multi-Service Internet Charging

menu

context

diffchar

too cheap to meter?

Why usage charging?

incentive to waste

incentive to over-book (e.g. SLA)

multi-application network

diffchar

active tariff distribution to customers

self-billing - ‘pay and display’

self-billing - ‘traffic warden

recursive - inter-provider charging

zero bits for charging

demo - tariff dissemination

demo - tariff dissemination

admission control is a delusion

admission control at source

price & time offer various price fixing periods

provider price control

congestion avoidance pricing

Dynamic Pricing

Tariff Representation

User interfacing

Transport

Example tariff algorithm

traditional access control by price

optimistic access control

customer state in the network

self-policing

diffserv SLA without policing

demo: price controlled QoS

demo: accounting & payment

account sharing

Accounting

Billing

Payment

Currency

diffchar

limitations

related project - M3I

summary

generalisations

further information

diffchar

top level architecture

top level architecture! 

split-edge pricing - per direction

split edge pricing - per class

split-edge pricing - per leg

the direction of value flow

service flexibility - integration and separation

typical contractual chains

service bundling

the direction of value flow

clearing across edge providers iterative

end to end pricing

clearing across edge providers third party

PIG - phone to Internet gateways

exception peering

Author: Bob Briscoe 

Email: rbriscoe@jungle.bt.co.uk

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