Managing bandwidth usage in disconnected, intermittent, and low bandwidth (DIL) networks
AssigneeCodeMettle, LLC
InventorsJames R. Milano, Jonathan Tyler Drews
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AssigneeCodeMettle, LLC
InventorsJames R. Milano, Jonathan Tyler Drews
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A bandwidth management system for nodes in a network hierarchy that enables network operators to monitor/control bandwidth allocated for various types of data using existing quality of service (QOS) priorities. In various embodiments, the system may store lower priority data in a mutable queue and drop/overwrite untransmitted data (e.g., after a certain time period, upon receipt of updated data, etc.), select the wide area network best suited to transmit each type of data, change the QoS value of certain data types, and/or dynamically adjust the data prioritization or network selection based on the current mission or phase. In various embodiments, the system may also receive bulk data and distribute it locally to multiple devices, monitor the availability of each node and find the best path around unavailable nodes, and/or cache data output by a transmitting node and forward the cached data when a path to a destination node is available.
A bandwidth management system for nodes in communication via disconnected, intermittent, and low bandwidth (DIL) networks, the system comprising:
A bandwidth management system for nodes in communication via disconnected, intermittent, and low bandwidth (DIL) networks, the system comprising:
A method for managing bandwidth usage by nodes in communication via disconnected, intermittent, and low bandwidth (DIL) networks, the method comprising:
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