Relay Service Roaming Rerouting via Connection Segmentation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing communication network relay systems face inefficiencies in handling service roaming, leading to unnecessary communication with multiple connection objects and resource wastage when a service device roams between relays, as they fail to efficiently reroute messages and delete service messages.
Innovation Solution
A relay device and system with a processor and communication interface that utilize a plurality of connection objects to receive and reroute messages and service messages efficiently upon service roaming indications, communicating only with specific connection objects to reroute messages and delete unnecessary service messages, thereby optimizing resource usage.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If relays apply service roaming when communicating with all other relays, then service roaming is handled comprehensively, but unnecessary communication with multiple connection objects occurs causing resource wastage
Solution Approach 1:
The relay divides connection objects into different groups based on their relationship with the roaming service device. The processor identifies which connection objects are associated with the roaming device and separates them from other connection objects, enabling targeted communication only with relevant segments rather than all connection objects uniformly.
Solution Approach 2:
Instead of communicating with all connection objects when service roaming occurs, the relay performs partial action by communicating only with the specific connection objects that are associated with the roaming service device. This reduces unnecessary communication while ensuring complete handling of roaming-related messages.
2Reliability
If relays communicate with all connection objects during service roaming, then no messages are missed, but processing overhead and resource usage increase
Solution Approach 1:
The relay system automatically identifies and manages connection objects associated with roaming service devices through its own processing capabilities. The processor autonomously determines which connection objects require communication based on service roaming indications, eliminating the need for external management or comprehensive broadcasting to all connection objects.
Solution Approach 2:
The relay uses service roaming indications as feedback to adjust its communication behavior. When a service roaming indication is received, the processor uses this feedback information to identify and communicate only with the specific connection objects associated with the roaming device, rather than following a fixed communication pattern with all connection objects.
3Reliability
If service messages are retained after service roaming, then service continuity is maintained, but unnecessary messages accumulate causing resource wastage
Solution Approach 1:
The relay performs preliminary identification of service messages associated with the roaming service device before the roaming process completes. By using service roaming indications to pre-identify which messages are related to the roaming device, the system can selectively retain only necessary messages and delete unnecessary ones, preventing message accumulation while maintaining service continuity.
Solution Approach 2:
The relay systematically discards service messages that are no longer necessary after service roaming occurs. The processor identifies messages associated with the roaming service device and deletes them from the connection objects, recovering storage resources while ensuring that service continuity is maintained through proper message routing during the transition.
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AI summary
A relay device and system with efficient service roaming handling, and methods there for, are provided. The relay device comprises: a processor; a communication interface for communicating with at least a first relay and a second relay, the first relay for relaying messages to a service device; and, a plurality of connection objects, including at least a first connection object for relaying first messages to the first relay and a second connection object for relaying second messages to the second relay, the processor enabled to: receive a service roaming indication that the service device has roamed from the first relay to the second relay; and, in response, communicate only with the first connection object to reroute the first messages associated with the service device to the second relay.


