Resource scheduling method and radio network controller

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention discloses a resource scheduling method and a radio network controller which are used for realizing reasonable allocation of radio resources. The method provided by the embodiment of the invention comprises the following steps: acquiring the service priority of a first service and the service priority of a second service; and if the current radio resources are insufficient, seizing radio resources according to the service priority of the first service and the service priority of the second service. The embodiment of the invention also provides a radio network controller.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the communication field, in particular to a resource scheduling method and a wireless network controller. Background technique [0002] In the existing communication system, due to the limitations of wireless resources such as equipment power, code wireless resources, and credit wireless resources, the total capacity of the communication system is limited. When the occupancy of wireless resources reaches the designed capacity, the system cannot continue Provide wireless resources for new users or new services. [0003] In this case, each operator requires the function of providing differentiated services in the communication system, and expects to sacrifice low-end users to ensure the experience of high-end users in the case of tight wireless resources, that is, the services of high-end users seize the low-end services. The radio resources of the user's business, so as to realize the scheduling of radio resources. [...

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[0007] In the prior art, what the RNC obtains from the core network is the priority information of the user. The priority information is determined when the user signs up. The RNC performs radio resource allocation or radio resource preemption according to the priority information. Any service requested by high-level users will be given priority in allocating wireless resources, and some services, such as peer-to-peer (P2P) services, are of low value to operators, but they need to occupy a large amount of wireless resources. If all high-level users use P2P services, when the wireless resources are insufficient, they will seize the normal services of other users, thus making the allocation of wireless resources unreasonable.

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