H04L12/833

ADAPTING CLASSIFIER PARAMETERS FOR IMPROVED NETWORK TRAFFIC CLASSIFICATION USING DISTINCT PRIVATE TRAINING DATA SETS
20170374089 · 2017-12-28 ·

In one embodiment, a device in a first network receives traffic flow information regarding a plurality of traffic flows in the first network. The device labels the traffic flow information by associating classifier labels to the traffic flow information. The device receives a generic traffic classifier that was trained using a training data set that comprises labeled traffic flow information for a plurality of other networks and excludes the traffic flow information regarding the plurality of traffic flows in the first network. The device acclimates the generic traffic classifier to the first network using the labeled traffic flow information regarding the plurality of traffic flows in the first network.

USING A MACHINE LEARNING CLASSIFIER TO ASSIGN A DATA RETENTION PRIORITY FOR NETWORK FORENSICS AND RETROSPECTIVE DETECTION

In one embodiment, a device in a network receives traffic data regarding one or more traffic flows in the network. The device applies a machine learning classifier to the traffic data. The device determines a priority for the traffic data based in part on an output of the machine learning classifier. The output of the machine learning classifier comprises a probability of the traffic data belonging to a particular class. The device stores the traffic data for a period of time that is a function of the determined priority for the traffic data.

TUNABLE LOW COST NETWORK
20170366462 · 2017-12-21 ·

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method comprising providing services over a network to a device, and constructing device capability and usage profiles. A level of service quality for the device is adjusted by adjusting a latency criterion regarding connection of the device to the network; adjusting a speed of transmissions to or from the device; and altering a routing of transmissions to or from the device. The network can be partitioned so that the adjusted service quality level is provided by a network portion having a predetermined level of resources. The adjusted service quality level can comprise a first level while the device is active and a second level while the device is inactive; the first level is higher than the second level. The first and second levels are lower than a service quality level provided by another network portion. Other embodiments are disclosed.

INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD AND INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE
20170366464 · 2017-12-21 · ·

An information processing method executed by a processor included in a computer, the computer including a memory that stores a plurality of flow entries in each of which a packet condition for choosing a packet, a processing content corresponding to the packet, and a type of the processing content are associated with one another, the information processing method includes choosing, from the flow entries, one or more candidate flow entries respectively including a type different from the type included in a new flow entry, when storing the new flow entry; detecting, from among the one or more candidate flow entries, a competitive flow entry having the processing content different from that of the new flow entry based on the packet condition; and notifying another information processing device coupled to the information processing device of a result of the detecting.

DYNAMIC QUALITY OF SERVICE FOR OVER-THE-TOP CONTENT
20170353389 · 2017-12-07 ·

A method, non-transitory computer readable medium and apparatus for changing a quality of service for data packets that are delivered over-the-top are disclosed. For example, the method includes a processor that identifies the data packets as video data packets that are delivered over-the-top in a communication network, changes the quality of service associated with the data packets from a best effort quality of service level to a higher priority quality of service level, monitors the data packets until no video data packet is identified in the data packets and changes the quality of service associated with the data packets back to the best effort quality of service level from the higher priority quality of service level.

Oversubscription monitor

Aspects of oversubscription monitoring are described. In one embodiment, oversubscription monitoring includes accumulating an amount of data that arrives at a network component over at least one epoch of time. Further, a core processing rate at which data can be processed by the network component is calculated. Based on the amount of data and the core processing rate, it is determined whether the network component is operating in an oversubscribed region of operation. In one embodiment, when the network component is operating in the oversubscribed region of operation, certain quality of service metrics are monitored. Using the monitored metrics, a network operation display object may be generated for identifying or troubleshooting network errors during an oversubscribed region of operation of the network component.

Individual Virtual Private Local Area Network Service Conversion to a Different Virtual Private Network Service

In one embodiment, a plurality of virtual private local area network services (VPLSs) are operated among a plurality of packet switching devices, with the plurality of VPLSs including a first VPLS and a different second VPLS. In response to a conversion declaration including a particular Service Instance VLAN ID (I-SID), the first VPLS corresponding to the particular I-SID is converted to a different type of virtual private network (VPN) service, while continuing to operate the different second VPLS which is not related to the particular I-SID. In one embodiment, the different type of VPN service is Provider Backbone Bridging Ethernet VPN (PBB-EVPN). In one embodiment, the conversion declaration is a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Network Layer Reachability Information (NLRI) of Route Type 3 Inclusive Multicast Ethernet Tag (IMET) route.

Mobile terminal, control node, packet transfer node, and method for controlling congestion
09807011 · 2017-10-31 · ·

In one embodiment, a mobile terminaI (10) includes a wireless communication network (101) capable of connecting to a mobile communication network (1), a packet processing unit (102), and a control unit (103). The packet processlng unit (102) transmits or receives a user packet through the wireless communication unit (101). The control unit (103) transmits, to the mobile communication network (1), a message indicating whether or not to permit setting a congestion indication marking to an Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)-enabled user packet in the mobile communication network (1).

METHOD TO ASSURE CORRECT DATA PACKET TRAVERSAL THROUGH A PARTICULAR PATH OF A NETWORK

The method comprising, in a network based on a chain of individual Service Functions, SFs, that are composed to implement Network Services, NSs: assigning, at an ingress node of a network architecture, to at least one data packet received by said ingress node from the network, a unique cryptographic tag; processing said assigned unique cryptographic tag using a cryptographic function specific to each Service Function, SF; and verifying, at a given point of the network architecture, said processed unique cryptographic tag by applying a cryptographic verification function composed by the inverse functions of the cryptographic functions associated to the SFs traversed by the at least one data packet.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR U-PLANE SUB-SERVICE FLOW MAPPING

A method, apparatus and computer program product are provided for sub-service flow based mapping in a cellular communication system. A sub-service flow User-plane interface between an Enforcement Point and a network control system (NCS) is defined. Relation and coordination of the sub-service flow User-plane interface associated with sub-service flow management actions on a Control-plane interface is defined. In-band packet marking is created to dynamically assist the identification of sub-service flow identities and receive corresponding quality of service (QoS)/quality of experience (QoE) treatments.