Service Connection Control Method and Terminal

A service coupling control method, comprising:

• detecting, by a terminal, that a network signal is interrupted;
• maintaining, by the terminal, a first service coupling to a server, the first service coupling being used for communication between the server and the terminal before the network signal is interrupted;
• detecting, by the terminal, that the network signal recovers to normal;
• and
• reusing, by the terminal, the first service coupling when an Internet Protocol (IP) address of the terminal does not change within a first time interval, the first time interval comprising a time interval between a moment at which the network signal is interrupted and a moment at which the network signal recovers to normal.

A terminal, comprising:

• a memory;
• a transceiver coupled to the memory;
• a processor coupled to the transceiver and the memory using a bus system and configured to:
• detect that a network signal is interrupted;
• maintain a first service coupling between the terminal and a server;
• the first service coupling being used for communication between the server and the terminal before the network signal is interrupted;
• detect that the network signal recovers to normal;
• and
• reuse the first service coupling when an Internet Protocol (IP) address of the terminal does not change within a first time interval, the first time interval comprising a time interval between a moment at which the network signal is interrupted and a moment at which the network signal recovers to normal.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium configured to store one or more programs, the one or more programs comprising instructions, and when executed, the one or more programs causing a terminal to be configured to:

• detect that a network signal is interrupted;
• maintain a first service coupling between the terminal and a server, the first service coupling being used for communication between the server and the terminal before the network signal is interrupted;
• detect that the network signal recovers to normal;
• and
• reuse the first service coupling when an Internet Protocol (IP) address of the terminal does not change within a first time interval, the first time interval comprising a time interval between a moment at which the network signal is interrupted and a moment at which the network signal recovers to normal.