Traffic management server
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsHideki OKITA, Rintaro KATAYAMA, Hiroto NAKAGAWA
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Abstract
A traffic management server is configured to determine a base station at which a handover occurs to a base station having a slower maximum communication speed as an area boundary base station, determine a terminal located within a coverage of the area boundary base station, and instruct a control apparatus included in a mobile network to limit a maximum usable bandwidth of the determined terminal.
Claims13
A traffic management server comprising:
- a memory storing programs;
- and
- a processor configured to operate in accordance with the programs,
- wherein the processor is configured to
- determine a base station at which a handover occurs to a base station having a slower maximum communication speed as an area boundary base station,
- determine a terminal located within a coverage of the area boundary base station, and
- instruct a control apparatus included in a mobile network to limit a maximum usable bandwidth of the determined terminal.
A traffic management method comprising:
- determining a base station at which a handover occurs to a base station having a slower maximum communication speed as an area boundary base station,
- determining a terminal located within a coverage of the area boundary base station, and
- instructing a control apparatus included in a mobile network to limit a maximum usable bandwidth of the determined terminal.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium for storing instructions, which, when executed on a computer, cause the computer to perform processing for managing traffic, wherein the processing comprising:
- determining a base station at which a handover occurs to a base station having a slower maximum communication speed as an area boundary base station,
- determining a terminal located within a coverage of the area boundary base station, and
- instructing a control apparatus included in a mobile network to limit a maximum usable bandwidth of the determined terminal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.