System and method for adjusting the traffic carried by a network
AssigneeAT&T Wireless Services, Inc.
InventorsFarzan Mamaghani, Brian Daly
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AssigneeAT&T Wireless Services, Inc.
InventorsFarzan Mamaghani, Brian Daly
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A system and method for improving or maintaining the quality of service delivered by a network with respect to a preferred type of information carried by the network. The status of the network is monitored to determine if the actual or projected quality of service being provided by the network for the preferred information meets a quality of service requirement. If the quality of service does not meet the requirement, a message is formulated and sent to an end-user terminals such as a wireless handset. The message instructs the terminal to change a parameter by which the terminal sends information to the network. For example, the message can instruct the terminal to send less non-preferred information to the network, or change the compression scheme used to send a type of information to the network.
A method for adjusting the traffic carried by a network, including:
A system for assuring the quality of service delivered by a network for a preferred type of information, comprising:
An apparatus for adjusting the traffic sent to a network from an end-user terminal, comprising:
A digital data signal adapted to be received by an end-user terminal coupled to a network, the data signal made by steps including:
A medium storing instructions adapted to be executed by a processor to identify a quality of service requirement for the preferred type of information for a network, determine the quality of service that the network can deliver for the preferred type of information, and if the quality of service that the network can deliver for the preferred type of information is less than the quality of service requirement, then formulating a message to an end-user terminal that instructs the end-user terminal to change a parameter by which it sends non-preferred information to the network by identifying a type of information that the end user terminal either is or is not permitted to send to the network.
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