Patent classifications
H04L45/32
Heat mapping in a flood fill mesh radio network
Disclosed is an improved implementation of a flood fill mesh radio network that utilizes probability forwarding for rebroadcasting network messages. The forwarding probability may be determined based on analyzing a neighbor topology map constructed by each network node relative to its neighbor nodes on the network and derived from state information supplied in synchronization frames. The forwarding probability may comprise a statistical probability that a message frame received by a network node will be forwarded to the intended destination network node by one or more of the network node's neighbor network nodes. The forwarding probability may also be based on constructing a heat map of hot nodes that are identified as those originating nodes in originating node/forwarding node pairs that are the first to forward message frames along paths in the network relative to duplicate message frames received from different originating/forwarding node pairs along different paths.
REGULATION METHOD INTENDED TO RESORB CONGESTION ON A MESH POWERLINE AND RADIO COMMUNICATION NETWORK
A regulation method and device intended to resorb congestion on a mesh communication network including a plurality of node devices using powerline communications, a route request being sent by a source node device and copies of the route request being relayed by gradual broadcasting by intermediate node devices. The intermediate node device is able to send messages on at least one frequency band by powerline and over a radio channel, and by means of the intermediate node device: detects a congestion situation, identifies route requests as being important, relays only copies of the important relay requests on a frequency band and over the radio channel, and relays copies of the non-important route requests on a frequency band or over the radio channel.
FACILITATION OF SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORK SLICING FOR 5G OR OTHER NEXT GENERATION NETWORK
Software-defined networking (SDN) can be utilized with a wireless network platform to increase efficiencies and mitigate service lapses. Within an SDN enabled on-demand dynamic 5G network slice management architecture, the SDN can be utilized for on the-fly deployment of network slicing. For example, an SDN network slice broker (SNSB), can facilitate an on-demand allocation of network resources performing admission control, resource negotiation, and charging. Additionally, the system can comprise an SDN-enabled edge slice mobile edge computing (MEC) coordinator and a local slice MEC agent. Thus, the SDN facilitate on-demand alternate paths, by utilizing the SDN-enabled edge slice MEC coordinator and the local slice MEC agents at various slices.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR APPLICATION OF DOPPLER CORRECTIONS FOR TIME SYNCHRONIZED TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER
A system may include a transmitter node and a receiver node. Each node may include a communications interface including at least one antenna element and a controller operatively coupled to the communications interface, the controller including one or more processors. Each node may be time synchronized to apply Doppler corrections to said node's own motions relative to a stationary common inertial reference frame. The stationary common inertial reference frame may be known to the transmitter node and the receiver node prior to the transmitter node transmitting signals to the receiver node and prior to the receiver node receiving the signals from the transmitter node.
A METHOD OF AND AN ARRANGEMENT FOR COMMUNICATING BY A SERVER WITH A NODE DEVICE OF A NETWORK OF INTERCONNECTED NODE DEVICES
A method (50) of and an arrangement for communicating, by a server, with a target node device in a network of operatively interconnected node devices, wherein each node device of the network comprises a first communication interface for direct wireless communication with the server, and a second communication interface for inter-node device communication. The server determines (51) a current communication status of a target node device based on a last received uplink message of the target node device, prior to initiating message exchange with the target node device. The server then may communicate directly (52) with the target node device via the first communication interface, or via at least one other or delegate node device of the network selected by the server (53).
Systems and Methods for Link State Flooding Transmitter-Based Flow Control
In one embodiment, a method for link state flooding between a network node and a receiving node includes determining a current transmit rate that Link State Protocol Data Units (LSPs) are being transmitted from the network node to the receiving node. The method further includes determining an LSP acknowledgment rate that indicates a rate at which a plurality of LSP acknowledgments are received at the network node from the receiving node. The method further includes determining a new transmit rate based on the current transmit rate and the LSP acknowledgment rate. The method further includes transmitting a plurality of LSPs from the network node to the receiving node using the new transmit rate.
INTERIOR GATEWAY PROTOCOL FLOODING OPTIMIZATION METHOD AND DEVICE, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
Provided are an interior gateway protocol flooding optimization method and device, and a storage medium. The method for optimizing flooding of an internal gateway protocol comprises: flooding, by a first node, a first packet carrying link state data and first record information to at least one neighboring node, wherein the first record information comprises indication information of nodes that the link state data has passed through. In this embodiment, by carrying indication information of a node that link state data passes through, it is convenient for the node to reduce redundant sending of link state information according to the information, thereby accelerating convergence speed.
Zero overhead efficient flooding (ZOEF) oriented hybrid any-cast routing for mobile ad hoc networks (MANET)
A system and method for hybrid any-cast (unicast, multicast and anycast) routing in a mobile ad hoc communication network (MANET) is disclosed. In embodiments, each communication node of the MANET may implement on-demand routing functions whereby the node does not establish or maintain routes to destination nodes unless there is active communication, discovering routes via flooding of data packets in transit. Each communication node may select, or may transition from on-demand to, proactive routing functions. Proactive nodes first establish routes to clusters of other proactive nodes by flooding, and receiving acknowledgments from, the other proactive nodes. Each cluster of proactive nodes maintains routes within the cluster and establishes communication routes outside the cluster by flooding and relaying of routing status messages via clusterhead and gateway nodes. A single MANET can support clusters of proactive nodes within a network of on-demand nodes and dynamic transitions between proactive and on-demand status.
Method for forwarding service data, network device, and network system
Provided is a method for forwarding service data, a network device, and a network system. The forwarding method may include the following operation. A forwarding path for service data is determined according to network resource configuration information of a designated network and a network slice of the service data, wherein the network resource configuration information indicates one or more network slices associated with one or more network resources of the designated network, and a network slice associated with a network resource of the determined forwarding path matches the network slice of the service data; and the service data is forwarded according to the forwarding path.
Fast designated router transitions in broadcast networks for link state protocols
A method, apparatus and computer program product for providing quick designated router transitions in broadcast networks is presented. An Alternate Designated Router (ADR) in a network detects node failure of a Designated Router (DR) prior to other nodes of the network detecting the failure of the DR. In response to the detecting node failure of the DR, the ADR floods the network with a link state packet of a pseudonode within the network. At least one other node of the network detects failure of the DR. The at least one other node computes routes to take into account the failure of the DR by the at least one other node of the network, wherein there is minimal traffic loss since the pseudonodes link state packet is already present before the computing routes takes place.