Patent classifications
H04L47/263
Network congestion notification method, agent node, and computer device
This disclosure relates to the field of data communication, and provides a network congestion notification method, an agent node, and a computer device. When receiving a first data packet, an agent node adds a source queue pair number to a first data packet to obtain a second data packet, and sends the second data packet to a receive end by using a network node. In a process of forwarding the second data packet, if the network node detects network congestion, the network node generates a first congestion notification packet carrying the source queue pair number, and sends the first congestion notification packet to the agent node. Further, the agent node sends the first congestion notification packet to a transmit end, so that the transmit end decreases a sending rate of a data flow to which the first data packet belongs.
MANAGING DATA FLOW BETWEEN SOURCE NODE AND RECIPIENT NODE
There is provided managing a data flow between a source node and a recipient node. A method comprises storing, at the source node, data frames into a buffer for transmission to the recipient node over a host-to-host protocol connection; measuring, at the source node, a connection quality of the host-to-host protocol connection; adjusting, at the source node, one or more target parameters of the transmission on the basis of the measured connection quality; transmitting, by the source node, data frames from the buffer to the recipient node on the basis of a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) method and the adjusted one or more target parameters.
DATA TRANSMISSION CONTROL METHOD, APPARATUS, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A first node determines, based on a data flow identifier of a data flow and a packet header, a first data packet corresponding to an egress port same as the data flow from the to-be-transmitted data packet; obtains, based on the meta information, a meta information value corresponding to the first data packet; and when determining that the feedback trigger condition is met, sends a second data packet to a second node, where the second data packet is used to enable the second node to reduce a transmission rate of at least one data flow in data flows corresponding to the first data packet, or sends, to a third node, indication information used to reduce a transmission rate of at least one data flow in data flows corresponding to the first data packet.
End-to-end rate adaptation using RAN assisted rate adaptation
Aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for end-to-end rate adaptation using radio access network (RAN) assisted rate adaptation. Particularly, when a user equipment (UE) risks operating at rates greater than the guaranteed bit rates (GBR), the UE may rely on rate adaptation mechanisms to indicate when it has exceeded the supported bandwidth such that the UE may reduce its rate accordingly. Specifically, in some examples, a network device (e.g., call session control function (CSCF) and/or policy and charging rules function (PCRF)) may configure endpoints in an end-to-end communication to operate at rates that exceed GBR based on determining that all endpoints support RAN assisted rate adaptation capability. In other examples, the network device may configure maximum bit rates (MBR) that exceed GBR for only the endpoint that supports RAN assisted rate adaptation capability.
Intelligent video frame dropping for improved digital video flow control over a crowded wireless network
A device, system and method for intelligently dropping frames in a congested wireless network. Video frames from a video encoder may be received and queued in an ordered sequence of outgoing video frames in a transmission queue to be transmitted as data packets by a wireless communication circuit. When network congestion is detected, a relative contextual importance level of an incoming frame received from the video input channel may be compared relative to at least one frame in the transmission queue. The compared frame that has a lower relative contextual importance level may be dropped or omitted from the transmission queue, thereby transmitting data packets of the frames in the transmission queue without the dropped or omitted frames.
Intelligent video frame dropping for improved digital video flow control over a crowded wireless network
A device, system and method for intelligently dropping frames in a congested wireless network. Video frames from a video encoder may be received and queued in an ordered sequence of outgoing video frames in a transmission queue to be transmitted as data packets by a wireless communication circuit. When network congestion is detected, a relative contextual importance level of an incoming frame received from the video input channel may be compared relative to at least one frame in the transmission queue. The compared frame that has a lower relative contextual importance level may be dropped or omitted from the transmission queue, thereby transmitting data packets of the frames in the transmission queue without the dropped or omitted frames.
ACCOMMODATION OF LATENCY VARIATIONS OF A COMMUNICATION NETWORK
A method for accommodation of latency variation in a communication network is disclosed. The method comprises identifying that a service is currently associated with a user device associated with the communication network, wherein a deviation between a latency requirement of the service and an internal latency performance of the communication network is bounded, predicting an upcoming reduction of communication network throughput for the user device, and providing a rate adaptor associated with the service with a feedback indication in response to predicting the reduction of communication network throughput, wherein the feedback indication is for rate reduction of the service.
In some embodiments, the prediction and provision are performed only for user devices associated with services with bounded deviation between the latency requirement of the service and the internal latency performance of the communication network.
ACCOMMODATION OF LATENCY VARIATIONS OF A COMMUNICATION NETWORK
A method for accommodation of latency variation in a communication network is disclosed. The method comprises identifying that a service is currently associated with a user device associated with the communication network, wherein a deviation between a latency requirement of the service and an internal latency performance of the communication network is bounded, predicting an upcoming reduction of communication network throughput for the user device, and providing a rate adaptor associated with the service with a feedback indication in response to predicting the reduction of communication network throughput, wherein the feedback indication is for rate reduction of the service.
In some embodiments, the prediction and provision are performed only for user devices associated with services with bounded deviation between the latency requirement of the service and the internal latency performance of the communication network.
DRAGONFLY ROUTING WITH INCOMPLETE GROUP CONNECTIVITY
Systems and methods are provided for managing a data communication within a multi-level network having a plurality of switches organized as groups, with each group coupled to all other groups via global links, including: at each switch within the network, maintaining a global fault table identifying the links which lead only to faulty global paths, and when the data communication is received at a port of a switch, determine a destination for the data communication and, route the communication across the network using the global fault table to avoid selecting a port within the switch that would result in the communication arriving at a point in the network where its only path forward is across a global link that is faulty; wherein the global fault table is used for both a global minimal routing methodology and a global non-minimal routing methodology.
NETWORK RESOURCE MONITORING
Examples described herein relate to a packet processing device that includes circuitry to: request network resource consumption data from one or more other packet processing devices by indication in a header of a reliable transport protocol and transmit the request in a packet that includes the indication in the header. In some examples, the header includes an option field of a transmission control protocol (TCP) packet. In some examples, the network resource consumption data includes a largest network resource consumption data in a path from a sender to a receiver, and potentially one or more next largest network resource consumption data.