Method and device for allocating resources in local area network

A technology of resource allocation and local area network, applied in the field of computer communication, which can solve the problems of inability to allocate client-side resources, unable to change to 19 or other smaller values, and unreasonable resource allocation.

Active Publication Date: 2016-03-09
北京拉近众博科技有限公司
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For example: when the number of clients that the master can connect to is set to 20, then in the local area network, the master can only allocate resources to these 20 clients. If it is not high, the client does not need more resources or only needs less resources. At this time, the LAN can still only allocate resources according to 20 clients, and cannot change the number of connections to the main control terminal to 19 Or other smaller values, and then resource allocation cannot be performed according to the changed number of clients
It can be seen that this fixed number of client connections will cause unreasonable resource allocation

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[0042] Embodiment 1, the local area network includes a master control terminal, one, two or more clients. Among them, there are n clients connected to the master control end, which can transfer files. The number n of connections between the master control end and the client is an integer greater than or equal to 1. In this embodiment, the process of resource allocation in the local area network is as follows figure 1 shown, including:

[0043] Step 101: Determine the active state level of each client according to the state information of the control window corresponding to each client.

[0044] There are multiple clients in the local area network, among them, n clients are connected to the main control terminal, in this way, the control window corresponding to each connected client can be generally displayed on the main control terminal, and the control window corresponding to each client can be displayed. Controls the status information of the window to determine the activ...

Embodiment 2

[0062] Embodiment 2, in this embodiment, there are multiple clients in the local area network, wherein, the main control end is currently connected with 10 clients, for example: in the local area network formed in the class, the main control end controlled by the teacher and 10 students Manipulated client connections. see figure 2 , the process of resource allocation in the local area network in this embodiment includes:

[0063] Step 201: Determine the active state level of each client according to the activation state of the control window corresponding to each client.

[0064] The control window corresponding to each connected client is displayed on the main control terminal. When the teacher or other operator selects one or more control windows, the selected control window is activated and is in the activated selected state. Floats at the forefront of the interface. And other remaining control windows are not activated, and are in the selected state of inactivation.

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Embodiment 3

[0072] Embodiment three, in this embodiment, there are multiple clients in the local area network, wherein, the main control end is currently connected with 20 clients, for example: in the local area network formed in the class, the main control end controlled by the teacher and 20 students Manipulated client connections. see image 3 , the process of resource allocation in the local area network in this embodiment includes:

[0073] Step 301: According to the size state of the control window corresponding to each client, determine the active status level of the current client corresponding to the current control window.

[0074] The control window corresponding to each client is displayed on the main control terminal, and the size of each control window is not exactly the same. For example: the teacher or other manipulator enlarges a control window, making the control window larger than all other control windows, or, the teacher or other manipulator minimizes a control wind...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method and a device for allocating resources in a local area network, and the method and the device are used for improving the rationality of resources allocation. The local area network includes a master control end and at least one client, wherein the master control end is connected to n clients and the n is an integer greater than or equal to 1. The method includes the following steps of: determining an active state level of each client according to state information of a control window corresponding to each connected client; updating the number n of the connected clients according to the active state level of each client; and adjusting the current connected clients according to the updated number n, and allocating corresponding resources to each adjusted client. In such a way that the master control end can allocate the network resources to the clients according to different connecting numbers, the network resources can be utilized to the greatest extent, idle network resources can be avoided, and the resources can be reasonably allocated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of computer communication, in particular to a method and device for resource allocation in a local area network. Background technique [0002] Local Area Network (LAN) is a computer communication network composed of various computers, external devices and databases connected to each other within a local geographical range. It can be connected with a remote local area network, database or processing center through a data communication network or a dedicated data circuit to form a large-scale information processing system. The local area network can be composed of a main control terminal and multiple clients, wherein the main control terminal is connected with one, two, or multiple clients, and the main control terminal can allocate network resources to each connected client to support each file transfer. [0003] At present, the network bandwidth in the local area network is generally fixed, thus limiting t...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L29/08H04L12/28
CPCH04L12/28H04L67/60H04L67/75
Inventor 张金良
Owner 北京拉近众博科技有限公司
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