Applications proposed for wireless Ad-hoc networks include both Real and Non-Real Time applications. The Access Control module is used to admit or reject a new Real Time flow request depending upon bandwidth availability along the route. The Rate Policing Protocol is used to reduce the flow rate of Best Effort traffic in order to make room for new Real Time flows. The bandwidth availability along a route is provided through demo packets to the network layer, which, in turn, finds a suitable route for Real Time applications. Our paper focuses on an architecture that consist of an Ad-hoc Routing Protocol for route repair and route setup, a bandwidth Allocation and Reservation Scheme for Real Time traffic, and a MAC layer protocol that provides traffic differentiation.