In response to the great progress of communications and computer technologies, aggressive deployment of broadband fiber optical network, advance of Internet technology, and the global standardization of IP technology, the telecommunication industry is moving toward a converged network, which uses a single global IP based packet-switching network to carry all types of network services. Diverse types of services demand diverse QoS requirements making it a great challenge to support potential services with guaranteed QoS on All-IP networks. Our research group proposes a Budget-Based QoS (BBQ) management architecture to facilitate network operators of diversified networks. With BBQ management architecture, network operators can adjust their network architectures and management polities to support as many services as possible with end-to-end QoS guarantee. In this thesis, basing on BBQ QoS system, we propose resource pre-planning mechanism to management core network. According to demand forecast from historical data and considering pre-planning cost, pre-planning mechanism will find optimal policy to reduce management cost. In order to compensate the potential resource waste due to forecasting error, several resource allocation approach are proposed. Central Pool approach reserves resource in central pool and allocates it to those Ingress Routers who need. Overbook approach is similar to overbooking in airline booking system. It over-commits resource to Ingress Routers to improve resource utilization. In this thesis, we simulate the two resource allocation approaches and evaluate the forecasting error tolerating performance through experiments under different circumstances. We suggest operators choose Central Pool approach with less reservation when forecast error is low and choose Overbook approach with more overbook when forecast error is high.