The DiffServ (Differentiate service) architecture has recently become the preferred service model for addressing QoS (Quality of service) issues in IP networks due to its simplicity and scalability. In DiffServ domain, the core routers use RIO (Red with in and out) algorithm, which performs different packets dropping schemes when congestion occurs. But RIO algorithm cannot stabilize the queue size and therefore, leads to unpredictable queuing delay and jitter. Furthermore, RIO has the “bandwidth skew” problem. The object of MRIO (MRED with in and out) algorithm is to stabilize the queue size and mitigate the ""bandwidth skew"" problem. MRIO is based on RED (Random early detection) for IN packets and MRED (Modified RED) algorithm for OUT packets. The simulation results indicate that compared with RIO, MRIO performs better in stabilizing queue size and mitigating “bandwidth skew” problem.
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