Resource management in a wireless communications network

摘要

Detection of an unbalanced network load and redistribution of network traffic to balance the network load is provided herein. Load balancing across different radios in the same sector of a cell site can be facilitated through detection of the unbalance network load and changes to one or more parameters can be made to rebalance the network load. After radios within a sector are more evenly balanced, network load balancing across sectors can be facilitated. The balancing can be performed to improve system performance, reduce a dropped call rate, as well as to achieve other benefits that can provide an improved user experience as compared to systems that do not attempt to balance the network load.

主权项

1. A system, comprising:
a processor; and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising
evaluating distribution of a resource between a first radio of a first network device and a second radio of a second network device within a sector of a set of network devices of a network;determining the resource is distributed unevenly according to a criterion, wherein the first radio comprises a first portion of the distribution that is different than a second portion of the distribution with the second radio;identifying respective operation modes of user devices using the first radio or the second radio;balancing the resource among the first radio and the second radio within the sector comprising balancing the first portion of the distribution and the second portion of the distribution according to the criterion to more evenly distribute the resource between the first radio and the second radio; anddistributing a portion of the resource associated with the user devices between the first radio and the second radio based on the respective operation modes of the user devices and the evaluating the distribution of the resource between the first radio of the first network device and the second radio of the second network device.