DeIay Controlin Multi-Class Multi –Server RST- based Communication Networks ViaM/K Setting

Abstract

Abstract In the present work, analysis of non-preemptive priority queues with multiple servers and multiple priority classes, which is based on Residual Service Time (RST) was utilized to calculate the total waiting time for system customers. Definitely, this waiting time is determined by several parameters such as the number of servers, the order of the Priority class to which the customer belongs and the total number of customers in the system.Analysis of the results showed that different Priority class order/Number of Servers combinations could attain the same waiting time. Accordingly, these parameters could be used in determining the desired level of performance expressed in terms of waiting time. The obtained results of waiting times and their relations with priority class orders and Number of Servers could help a lot in justifying and supporting this proposed RST-Based Analysis. Keywords Non-preemptive priority queues, residual service time, total waiting time, RST-based analysis.