Method and device for synchronously optimizing network tariff index of access authentication page

Abstract

The invention provides a method for synchronously optimizing a network tariff index of an access authentication page. The method comprises the following steps: when a user terminal is successful in access authentication, starting to measure a first network tariff index by an access server, wherein the first network tariff index is the time of online or the Internet traffic; and issuing the first network tariff index to the user terminal at the preset synchronization time, so as to facilitate the user terminal to start to measure according to the first network tariff index. Therefore, according to the technical scheme of the invention, a local measuring instrument is implanted at an access authentication successful page of the user terminal, when the user terminal is successful in access authentication, the access server and the user terminal time synchronously, and necessary data synchronization is only performed when the user terminal authenticates again, is on-line or within a set synchronization cycle, so that the synchronization times of the user terminal and the access server can be greatly reduced, the synchronization pressure of the access server can be alleviated and the user experience can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of synchronizing network tariff indicators on an access authentication page, and more specifically, to a method and device for synchronizing network tariff indicators on an access authentication page. Background technique [0002] At present, there are more and more wireless coverage, and more and more mobile terminal devices such as mobile phones are used. Portal (access) authentication is one of the popular technologies for wireless network access authentication. When a user terminal accesses a certain wireless network, the Portal access authentication page will pop up automatically, prompting the user terminal to enter account information to complete the access authentication. After the authentication is successful, the user's remaining online time (that is, how long the user currently has remaining online time) or remaining online traffic (that is, the user's current remaining online traffic) wil...

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Problems solved by technology

Portal (access) authentication is one of the popular technologies for wireless network access authentication. When a user terminal accesses a certain wireless network, the Portal access authentication page will pop up automatically, prompting the user terminal to enter account information to complete the access authentication. After the authentication is successful, the user's remaining online time (that is, how long the user currently has remaining online time) or remaining online traffic (that is, the user's current remaining online traffic) will be displayed on the Portal authentication success page. Know your online time at any time, sometimes refresh the page frequently, and synchronize data with the Portal server in time. When there are many APs (wireless access devices) in the wireless network and the user usage is relatively large, especially in shopping malls, tourist attractions, etc. In traffic-intensive areas, long online time or synchronization of online traffic will put a lot of pressure on the Portal server. In severe cases, it will cause users to open the Portal page very slowly, directly affecting the user's online experience.

[0003] At present, in most implementation schemes, after the user logs in and is successfully authenticated, the remaining online time or remaining online traffic displayed on the successful Portal authentication page is synchronized with the Portal server in real time. The heavy pressure affects the normal Portal function of the Portal server, resulting in a decline in user experience; some implementation plans will send the STA (user terminal) Internet access time, and will measure it on the local authentication page, but it is not synchronized with the Portal server, showing Serious errors in data duration or traffic when roaming or temporarily offline

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