System and method for hybrid routing in 5G networks

The hybrid routing system addresses data disruption in 5G networks by managing traffic through secondary clusters when primary endpoints are inactive, ensuring efficient and uninterrupted data transmission and improved network performance.

JP7885209B2Active Publication Date: 2026-07-06ジェイアイオー·プラットフォームズ·リミテッド
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
ジェイアイオー·プラットフォームズ·リミテッド
Filing Date
2023-03-24
Publication Date
2026-07-06

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Current routing systems in 5G networks face challenges in managing complex interconnections between user devices, leading to data disruption and loss, and are unable to handle requests to nodes that are down or unavailable, resulting in inadequate quality of service and efficiency.

Method used

A system and method for hybrid routing that utilizes a controller to manage traffic by determining the state of endpoints in primary and secondary PLMN clusters, routing requests through secondary clusters if primary endpoints are inactive, and distributing traffic among active endpoints, independent of node architecture and functionality.

Benefits of technology

Facilitates efficient and uninterrupted data transmission by optimizing traffic routing, enabling load balancing, congestion control, and service discovery, while ensuring continuous data flow even when primary endpoints are inactive.

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Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a system that enables hybrid routing with active and standby instances. At 702, a request from a site other than the site in Nagpur is obtained, and at 706, a request from the site in Nagpur is obtained. Then, at 704, it is checked whether any endpoint is active. If so, the request is sent to the primary cluster 710. However, if none of the endpoints are active, then at 708, it is checked again whether any endpoint is active. However, if at 708, it is found that the request is not from Nagpur, then the request is served to the DR cluster 720 in Nagpur. Further, at 712, if any endpoint is active, then the request is sent to the active cluster 730 in Nagpur, but if none of the endpoints are active, then the request is served to the DR 740 in Nagpur.
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