Virtual reconstruction heterogeneous integrated ubiquitous network system architecture
A technology of virtual reconstruction and architecture, applied in network topology, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., can solve the problem of lack of research on the overall composition and implementation method of heterogeneous fusion ubiquitous network system, and achieve the effect of improving utilization.
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[0027] The ubiquitous network described in the present invention conforms to the design concept of the active network. The so-called active network is a new network structure that allows users to program intermediate nodes of the network (such as routers, switches, etc.). Active network nodes are sensitive to applications and can provide different services for different applications, such as finding the best path according to the network channel status, activating different processing according to different messages, allowing users to create their own services and distribute them to the network on demand. The concept of active network design is proposed for the shortcomings of the network architecture based on the TCP / IP protocol. To realize this concept, it is necessary to fundamentally change the architecture of the existing network. Therefore, there are many obstacles in the implementation.
[0028] The present invention advocates the design concept of using a virtual netwo...
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