ADAPTIVE RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN CONGESTED WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK DEPLOYMENT

摘要

The present disclosure discloses a method and a network device for adaptive resource allocation in congested wireless local area network deployment. Specifically, a network device dynamically assigns priorities of client devices associated with a remote access point based at least on an application type or a traffic type corresponding to each client device. Further, the network device transmits the priorities of the client devices to the remote access point in response to the wired uplink being unavailable. The priorities of the client devices facilitate the remote access point to limit a number of client devices connected to the remote access point subsequent to the wired uplink being unavailable.

主权项

1. A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more hardware processors, causes performance of operations comprising:
dynamically assigning priorities of client devices associated with the remote access point based at least on an application type or a traffic type corresponding to each client device; and transmitting the priorities of the client devices to the remote access point in response to the wired uplink being unavailable, wherein the priorities of the client devices facilitate the remote access point to limit a number of client devices connected to the remote access point subsequent to the wired uplink being unavailable.