Policing method and apparatus with small access amount to cell data table for policing determination
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorTsugio Sugawara
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorTsugio Sugawara
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In a policing apparatus, a cell receiving unit receives cells to temporarily store the received cells and performs a policing violation process to each of the received cells as a reception cell based on a result of policing violation determination to the reception cell. A cell data storing section has a cell data storing table for circularly storing a cell identification data of the reception cell, and a subscriber data storing section has a subscriber data storing table for storing a management data necessary for the policing violation determination, for every cell identification data. A control unit refers to the subscriber data storing table based on the cell identification data of the reception cell each time the reception cell is received to read out the management data, and performs the policing violation determination to the reception cell based on the read out management data and an address pointer value for the reception cell. Also, the control unit outputs the result of the policing violation determination to the cell receiving unit, and stores the cell identification data of the reception cell in the cell data storing table based on the address pointer value.
A policing apparatus comprising:
A policing apparatus comprising:
A policing apparatus according to claims, wherein said control unit updates said reference cell address to an address of said cell data storing table in which said cell identification data of a next reception cell to said reference reception cell having the same cell identification data is stored, when said reception cell is determined to be a normal cell.
A policing apparatus comprising:
A policing method comprising the steps of:
A policing method comprising the steps of:
A policing method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.