A system for intelligently allocating network bandwidth of wlan users

Abstract

The invention discloses a system for intelligently distributing a network bandwidth of a wireless local area network (WLAN) user. The system comprises a system server which is called a system server for short and is used for generating a network bandwidth average distribution instruction according to the number of users, a controller, a wireless access point and a client, wherein the client, the wireless access point, the controller and the system server are electrically connected with one another in sequence. The system server intelligently and rationally distributes a network accessing the wireless access point according to the number of users through the controller; the problem of waste caused by fixed bandwidths and excessive network bandwidths used by the accessed users or the problem that the users cannot surf on the Internet because of shortage of the network bandwidths in the prior art are well solved; and the aim that the network is rationally distributed according to the number of users is fulfilled.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of network transmission, in particular to a system for intelligently allocating network bandwidth of WLAN users. Background technique [0002] Although the existing network distribution system can enable multiple users to use the WLAN network, there are still many defects in the full utilization and optimization of the WLAN network. Among them, the fixed bandwidth is artificially set for users to use, and it is not affected by changes in the amount of user access. Influenced by the network bandwidth, the AC is not flexible enough to allocate network bandwidth. It is mainly reflected in the following aspects: First, when there are many online users and a large demand for the network, network resources will be in short supply, resulting in Problems such as serious packet loss, network speed drop, abnormal disconnection, and user terminals having to wait for a long time to obtain a network address frequently occur. Seco...

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[0002] Although the existing network distribution system can enable multiple users to use the WLAN network, there are still many defects in the full utilization and optimization of the WLAN network. Among them, the fixed bandwidth is artificially set for users to use, and it is not affected by changes in the amount of user access. Influenced by the network bandwidth, the AC is not flexible enough to allocate network bandwidth. It is mainly reflected in the following aspects: First, when there are many online users and a large demand for the network, network resources will be in short supply, resulting in Problems such as severe packet loss, network speed drop, abnormal disconnection, and user terminals having to wait for a long time to obtain a network address frequently occur

Second, when the number of users is relatively small and the demand for the network is small, access users still occupy a fixed network bandwidth, and AC will not allocate excess network bandwidth to access users, resulting in a waste of network resources

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