Patent classifications
H04W28/0263
CONFIGURABLE APPLICATION DATA FILTERING IN A TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
A method in a telecommunications system including a Data Network, DN, a base station, a connection via the base station from the DN to a User Equipment, UE, executing a UE application producing application data, and an algorithm entity on the DN, wherein the base station transmits network configuration information to a DN application executing on the algorithm entity, the DN application produces and transmits a filtering configuration based on the network configuration information to the UE for use in filtering the application data before transmission to the algorithm entity, allowing the UE to produce application data filtered according to the filtering configuration, and the connection transmits the filtered application data to the algorithm entity.
CONFIGURATION METHOD IN SIDELINK RELAY ARCHITECTURE AND DEVICE
A configuration method for a sidelink relay architecture and a device are disclosed. The method is executed by a relay terminal, and includes: receiving configuration information, where the configuration information is used for configuring a mapping relationship between a universal user network interface Uu bearer and at least one of the following of a remote terminal: a sidelink bearer or quality of service QoS flow information, and the Uu bearer is a bearer between the relay terminal and a network device.
Scaling network capability using baseband unit pooling in fifth generation networks and beyond
The disclosed technology is directed towards load balancing baseband units in a communications network. A baseband physical layer 1 unit's functions are disaggregated into Layer 1 (L1) distributed units and radio units, instead of deploying full-fledged baseband units at a service′ provider's service areas (cells). A load balancer scales up the number of active distributed units based on increased actual demand, and scales down the active distributed units based on decreased demand. The L1 distributed units and radio units can be software-defined network functions, and need not be collocated, whereby the distributed units can be in the cloud or hub remotely located relative to the radio units deployed at the service areas. Examples of load balancing can be load balancing of transmitted data per carrier, per subcarrier, per user equipment, per transmission time interval (TTI/slot), per bearer, or per channel.
Integration of radio and core layers
A method, a device, and a non-transitory storage medium are described in which a radio and core integrated layers service is provided. The service provides a direct mapping of a quality of service flow between a packet data unit layer and a service data adaptation layer associated with a user plane function and a central unit-user plane function without an intermediary mapping of a tunneling protocol in the user plane.
Resource allocation method, apparatus, and system, and storage medium
A resource allocation method includes: obtaining, by a first network device, target resource reservation information based on a plurality of transmitted packets, where all of the packets carry a same virtual network identifier, and the virtual network identifier is used to indicate that the packets are transmitted through a same virtual network; and allocating a resource to the virtual network based on the target resource reservation information.
System and Method for Carrier Aggregation for Wireless Local Area Networks
Embodiments are provided herein for improving carrier aggregation for wireless networks. A plurality of bandwidth channels are assigned to a basic service set (BSS) for transmissions. Specifically, the bandwidth channels are divided into multiple channel segments corresponding to multiple primary or alternate primary channels. A channel segment possibly further includes one or more additional secondary channels. The locations of the primary or alternate primary channels that correspond to the channel segments of the BSS are then broadcasted in the network. When a station or AP receives this BSS information, it searches for an available primary or alternate primary channel of the BSS to begin transmission. Upon detecting an available primary channel or alternate primary channel that is not used for another transmission, the station or AP transmits data on the channel segment corresponding to the detected primary or alternate primary channel.
IMPROVING COMMUNICATION EFFICIENCY
There is provided a method comprising: preparing a data packet for transmission on a bearer, wherein at least one of the following is configured for transmission: a first network node and a second network node, checking whether at least one predetermined criterion is met, selecting, based at least partly on the said checking, whether to transmit the data packet via the first network node, via the second network node, or via both the first and the second network nodes, and transmitting the data packet according to the selecting.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PROVIDING TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIATION IN MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
The present invention relates to the transmission of traffic in a mobile communication system and, more particularly, to a method and device for transmitting traffic in consideration of a quality of service (QoS) characteristic of the traffic. The purpose of the present invention is to efficiently provide a QoS differentiated according to traffic in consideration of a traffic type and a content provider in a network congestion situation of the mobile communication system.
RADIO ACCESS NETWORK HANDOVER METHOD, BASE STATION, AND COMMUNICATION METHOD OF THE BASE STATION
A radio access network handover method of a base station in a 5G radio access network (5G-RAN) is are disclosed. The method comprising: determining handing over a user equipment (UE) to an Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN); transmitting a handover requirement message to an Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF); receiving a handover command message from the AMF and transmitting the handover command message to the UE, the handover message such that the UE is handed over from the 5G-RAN to the E-UTRAN; and performing indirect data forwarding to a base station in the E-UTRAN.
PACKET DETECTION RULES DERIVED FROM ETHERNET FORWARDING INFORMATION
Systems and methods are disclosed herein that relate to obtaining and using Packet Detection Rules (PDRs) in a cellular communications system operating as virtual Ethernet bridge based on Ethernet forwarding information. In one embodiment, a method performed by a User Plane Function (UPF) for enabling a cellular communications system to operate as a virtual Ethernet bridge comprises obtaining a PDR for a Protocol Data Unit (PDU) session in a downlink direction in the cellular communications system. The PDU session is associated with an egress Ethernet port of the virtual Ethernet bridge for the downlink direction, the PDR maps Ethernet packets received at the UPF on an ingress Ethernet port(s) of the virtual Ethernet bridge to the PDU session associated with the egress Ethernet port of the virtual Ethernet bridge, and the PDR is derived from an Ethernet packet forwarding rule of the virtual Ethernet bridge.