Intermediate device supporting multi-channel aggregation communication
An intermediate device and multi-path technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of reduced network throughput, poor user quality of experience QoE, unfriendly user experience, etc.
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[0063] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides an intermediate device supporting multi-channel aggregation communication, which is used to be deployed on the communication paths between multiple first communication hosts 100 and multiple second communication hosts 400 . Preferably, the middleware provided by this embodiment is compatible with the network middleware deployed on a large scale in the existing network, that is, no modification of the kernel, no modification of the upper layer application or network layer protocol is required.
[0064] Preferably, the intermediate device at least includes: a communication module 201 , an interface module 202 and a processing module 203 . The communication module 201 is used for receiving and sending data of the first communication host 100 or the second communication host 400 . The interface module 202 is used for accessing multiple networks including at least two communication paths 500 independ...
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[0074] This embodiment provides an intermediate device supporting multipath communication, which is used for deployment in a mobile usage scenario. Preferably, the mobile usage scenarios may be application scenarios such as subways, trains, bullet trains, buses, and automobiles. Preferably, most user equipment (User Equipment, UE), home gateways, and routers in the prior art have limited ability to support access to multiple networks based on cost and application scenarios. For example, the UE in the prior art Considering the cost, smart phones only support dual-card dual-standby. Two SIM cards share a set of radio frequency (Radio Frequency, RF) and a set of modems, which cannot realize the simultaneous use of two standard mobile networks, and can only use Wi-Fi and One standard mobile communication network, so in special application scenarios, such as subways, trains, bullet trains, buses, cars and other application scenarios without Wi-Fi network signals, users can only use...
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