Network-sharing-based resource management method and system

Abstract

The invention provides a network-sharing-based resource management method and a network-sharing-based resource management system. The method comprises the following steps that: an evolved Node B (eNB) acquires operator identification information registered in the login of user equipment (UE); and the eNB counts the resource occupation conditions of the UE under each operator by taking the operator as a unit according to the operator identification information registered in the login for resource management. By the method and the system, the eNB receives the operator identification information reported by the UE or transmitted by a core network to acquire information about the operator to which the UE belongs and count the resource occupation conditions of the UE under each operator by taking the operator as the unit, so the inaccurate counting of resources required to be occupied by the UE under each operator is avoided when the operator registered in the login of the UE and the operator registered in startup is inconsistent, and service such as resource management and the like can be provided for the operator according to counting results to protect the benefits of each operator and improve the core competitiveness of each operator.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of wireless communication, in particular to a method and system for resource management based on network sharing. Background technique [0002] Network sharing refers to the sharing of wireless networks between different operators, that is, multiple operators can share one base station, thereby effectively reducing the investment in network construction. Since network sharing greatly reduces the cost of network construction and network operation and maintenance investment, it has attracted more and more attention from operators. Many operators hope to save initial investment in network construction and speed up network rollout through network sharing. [0003] The network architecture of the Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile communication system is as follows: figure 1 As shown, it mainly includes a core network (CN) and an access network (E-UTRAN). The core network mainly includes a mobility managem...

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[0004] However, due to the sharing of network resources, such a phenomenon may be caused: the operator registered by the user terminal (UE) on the network is inconsistent with the operator of the network resources used by the UE when actually initiating services (that is, the operator registered at power-on). Because in the case of network sharing, when the available resources of the operator registered by the UE on the network cannot meet the service request of the UE, when the UE detects that there is a shared resource, it will register with the operator to which the shared resource belongs, which will cause the UE to join the network The registered operator is inconsistent with the operator registered at power-on

However, in the prior art, only the operator ID of the UE boot registration can be obtained by the core network or the eNB, and the eNB cannot obtain the operator ID of the UE network registration, so that if the above two operator IDs are inconsistent, it will lead to eNB cannot accurately and reliably provide operator-based resource management services

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