Abstract: Provided is a QoS providing method using a flow label in providing multimedia service in an IPv6 network and a system applying the same. According to the method, a signal connection server extracts session information from a communication request response signal transmitted from a destination in response to a communication request signal of a source, and transmits the extracted session information to a QoS provisioning server. The QoS provisioning server receives the session information, and generates a session key including flow label, and sets QOS information corresponding to the session key. The QoS provisioning server transmits the session key and the QoS information to an IPv6 node, and transmits QoS provisioning completion information to the signal connection server. When the signal connection server receives the QoS provisioning completion information, the signal connection server transmits the received communication request response signal to the source.

Abstract: Systems and methods are presented for achieving various operational modes of packetized wireless network communication, specifically IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN (WLAN), 802.16 Wireless MAN and WiMAX communication. By providing for various operational modes an increase in the overall security of the wireless network can be realized. The invention is based on the application of a single cryptosystem and on the application of multiple cryptosystems. The invention addresses to aspects of WLAN security, namely, the protection of the information transmitted through the radio link of WLANs, and the invisibility of the network equipment, such as Access Points (APs), to unauthorized adapters.

Abstract: There are provided a router for scheduling a packet and a method therefor. The stream classifier decides a stream ID of a packet received from an external source on the basis of header information of the packet, and classifies and outputs the packet. The sequence number allocation unit allocates a sequence number to the packet and classifies the packet into a general packet or a jumbo packet according to a length of the packet. The buffer unit includes a pair of a first buffer for storing the general packet and a second buffer for storing the jumbo packet by the number of stream IDs. The scheduler provides a service priority to general packets stored in the first buffer, rather than jumbo packets stored in a second buffer. The order management unit corrects an output order of packets with a same stream ID on the basis of sequence numbers.