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US 2020/0053013 A1Published application
Throughput in Communications Network
AssigneeNokia Solutions and Networks Oy
InventorsJanne Petteri VILJAMAA, Jesse Christian KRUUS, Hannu Pekka Matias VAITOVIRTA
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Abstract
To maintain link throughput even when packet loss is detected, deep packet inspection data is used for determining whether to temporary elevate scheduling priority of a stream, and if the decision is to elevate, the scheduling priority of the stream is elevated temporarily.
Claims22
A method comprising:
- detecting at an intermediate network node an incoming packet;
- determining deep packet inspection data from the packet;
- using the deep packet inspection data to determine whether to temporary elevate scheduling priority of the stream the packet belongs to;
- and
- causing, in response to determining to elevate scheduling priority of the stream, a temporary elevation of the scheduling priority of the stream.
2 more elements
A network node comprising:
- at least one processor, and
- at least one memory comprising a computer program code, wherein the processor, the memory, and the computer program code are configured to cause the network node to:
- determine deep packet inspection data from an incoming packet;
- use the deep packet inspection data to determine whether to temporary elevate scheduling priority of the stream the packet belongs to;
- and
- cause, in response to determining to elevate scheduling priority of the stream, a temporary elevation of the scheduling priority of the stream.
3 more elements
20-23. (canceled)
A non-transitory computer readable media having stored thereon instructions that, when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to:
- determine from an incoming packet deep packet inspection data from the packet;
- use the deep packet inspection data to determine whether to temporary elevate scheduling priority of the stream the packet belongs to;
- and
- temporary elevate, in response to determining to elevate scheduling priority of the stream, the scheduling priority of the stream.
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25-26. (canceled)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.