Method and device for managing an overload of a network core controlling a mobile access network
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InventorsAntoine Mouquet, Sabine Zander, Bruno Tossou
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A management method is described, the management method implemented by a core network entry device. The method comprises, for at least one terminal connected to the mobile access network via an access point, following the receipt of an NAS request from the terminal, detecting whether a contention period is associated with this terminal. If not, a contention period to be applied for sending NAS requests to the network core is associated with and transmitted to the terminal. If a contention time is associated with the terminal and has not been respected by the terminal a temporary identifier allocated to the terminal for communicating with the network core is sent to the terminal via the access point, and a control message comprising at least a part of the temporary identifier is sent to the access point, the control message requiring blocking by the access point of all or part of the requests sent by a terminal which contains at least one part of the temporary identifier.
A method for managing an overload state of a core network controlling a mobile access network, said method implemented by a core network entry device, said method comprising, for at least one terminal connected to the mobile access network via an access point and managed by the core network entry device:
A method for processing requests, implemented by an access point of a mobile access network controlled by a core network, the method comprising:
A core network entry device controlling a mobile access network, the core network entry device capable of managing an overload state of a core network, the core network entry device comprising:
An access point of a mobile access network controlled by a core network, the access point comprising:
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