Resource allocation method and device in local area network

Abstract

The invention discloses a resource allocation method and device in a local area network, which are used for improving the resource allocation rationality. The method comprises the following steps: determining an active state grade of each client according to state information corresponding to each client; and allocating corresponding resources to each client according to the active state grade of each client. In this way, a main control terminal can allocate more resources for the active clients, so that the files with large capacity can be transmitted between the main control terminal and the clients, with regard to some inactive clients, the main control terminal only allocate few resources or allocate no resource, so that the resources are rationally allocated, and no waste of network resources is generated.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of computer communication technology, in particular to a method and device for resource allocation in a local area network. Background technique [0002] A local area network (Local Area Network, LAN) is a computer communication network that connects various computers, external devices, and databases within a local geographic area. It can be connected to a remote local area network, database or processing center through a data communication network or a dedicated data circuit to form a large-scale information processing system. The local area network can be composed of a host and multiple clients, where the host is connected to one, two, or more clients, and the host can allocate network resources for each connected client to support each Kind of file transfer. [0003] At present, the network bandwidth in the local area network is generally fixed, and the control end allocates the same network resources to each co...

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However, the activity level of each client is different, and the files that need to be transferred are also different. Some clients are very active and have been transferring files with the main control end, and sometimes need to transfer video files or picture files. This requires a lot of network resources, but some clients are very inactive, and have not transferred files with the main control end for a long time, and basically do not need network resources. At this time, the main control end is still the average Allocating resources will cause some clients to transmit files slowly or congested, while some clients correspond to a large number of idle network resources, resulting in a waste of resources

It can be seen that this method of evenly allocating resources in the LAN is unreasonable

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