REALLOCATION AND RESERVATION OF RESOURCES FOR HIGH PRIORITY COMMUNICATIONS AND QoS FEEDBACK

A method comprising:

• providing, by an application server, a first set of services to a transceiver in a portion of a network;
• wherein the first set of services requires a first Quality of Service at the portion of the network;
• acquiring, at a monitoring device, a status of the network;
• determining, by the monitoring device, whether the first Quality of Service can be achieved at the portion of the network based on the status of the network;
• notifying, by the monitoring device, the application server if the first Quality of Service cannot be achieved;
• modifying, by the application server, the first set of services to provide a second set of services when the first Quality of Service cannot be achieved;
• wherein the second set of services requires a second Quality of Service at the portion of the network;
• and
• wherein the second Quality of Service is lower in quality than the first Quality of Service.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising a computer program that, when executed on a processor, causes the processor to:

• acquire a status of a network,
• wherein the network comprises a plurality of transceivers,
• wherein an application server is arranged to provide a first set of services to at least one transceiver in a portion of a network,
• wherein the first set of services requires a first Quality of Service at the portion of the network;
• determine whether the first Quality of Service can be achieved at the portion of the network based on the status of the network;
• notify the application server if the first Quality of Service cannot be achieved,
• wherein the application server is configured to modify the first set of services to provide a second set of services when the first Quality of Service cannot be achieved,
• wherein the second set of services requires a second Quality of Service at the portion of the network, and
• wherein the second Quality of Service is lower in quality than the first Quality of Service.