A unified peer-to-peer and cache system for content services in wireless mesh networks
A wireless network and content server technology, applied in the field of wireless mesh networks, can solve problems such as increasing wireless signal interference, affecting streaming transmission, and reducing system capacity.
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[0019] Given MAP as infrastructure in WMNs, and advances in processing power and storage, the present invention caches content (audio, video, and / or multimedia content) at selected wireless mesh access points or connects cache servers with wireless Selected MAPs in the mesh network are co-located in order to increase system capacity for video / multimedia services and ensure high content service quality. In addition, the present invention uses peers in a best-effort manner, if possible, to balance the workload on the network and reduce resource consumption along the path between the source and the sink / client device / end device.
[0020] The main difference between the architecture of the present invention and the existing Internet CDN scheme is:
[0021] 1. The client device in the present invention can simultaneously form a P2P relationship with the MAP content cache server and other peer devices and form a client-server relationship with the MAP cache server.
[0022] 2. The ...
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