CN108093408B - Inter-chip user capacity sharing method and server - Google Patents

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CN108093408B
CN108093408B CN201611047736.XA CN201611047736A CN108093408B CN 108093408 B CN108093408 B CN 108093408B CN 201611047736 A CN201611047736 A CN 201611047736A CN 108093408 B CN108093408 B CN 108093408B
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The invention discloses a method for sharing user capacity between chip regions and a server, wherein the method comprises the following steps: after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source cell area with an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target cell area; after the transmission parameter configuration is completed, modifying original corresponding information of the target TAC stored in the DNS so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of a shared target fragment area; and sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas. According to the invention, inter-slice intercommunication is realized through transmission parameter configuration, the target TAC information in the DNS server is modified, so that the target TAC correspondingly shares the SGW pool and the MME pool of the target slice area, and further, when a user of each base station corresponding to the target TAC initiates a service, the user is borne by the SGW sharing the target slice area, and thus, the user capacity sharing among the slice areas is realized.

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Inter-chip user capacity sharing method and server
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of communication, in particular to a method for sharing inter-chip user capacity and a server.
Background
The Guangdong mobile network currently has 8 districts, namely Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Buddha, Dongguan, Huizhou, Shantou, Jiangmen and Zhanjiang, Service Gateway (SGW) devices in each district are respectively formed into an SGW POOL (SGW POOL) to realize disaster tolerance of services in each district, for example, when one SGW device in the SGW POOL of a certain district is failed or damaged, other SGW devices in the SGW POOL bear the service of the failed or damaged SGW device, so that the service of the district is not interrupted.
In the prior art, limited by inter-slice transmission conditions (for example, the user capacities of the respective slices are different), services in the respective slices can only be carried through SGW devices in the respective slices, and the service disaster tolerance in the respective slices can only basically satisfy the service disaster tolerance when 1 to 2 SGW devices of the same communication device manufacturer in the SGW POOL are faulty or damaged, when a plurality of SGW devices in the SGW POOL of a certain slice are faulty or damaged, the service disaster tolerance in the slice cannot be realized, but limited by the inter-slice transmission conditions, the service disaster tolerance in the slice cannot be realized in the prior art, so that the service interruption of the slice is caused.
In addition, in the prior art, the utilization rate of the user capacity of each parcel is unbalanced, for example, the hardware conditions of newly-built equipment of each parcel are different, which results in slow progress of partial parcel capacity expansion and new construction bureau, and when the user capacity demand is increased (for example, the user capacity in holidays) the user capacity of the parcel is insufficient; also for example, the user capacity demand for each sector on holidays varies significantly, a portion of a sector (e.g., Guangzhou sector) may have a large number of users leaving the sector, resulting in low capacity utilization for the sector, and a portion of a sector (e.g., Huizhou) may have a large number of users entering the sector, resulting in insufficient capacity for the sector. The prior art can not solve the problem of uneven utilization of user capacity of each region.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above problems, the present invention proposes an inter-chip user capacity sharing method and server that overcome or at least partially solve the above problems.
In a first aspect, the present invention provides a method for sharing inter-chip user capacity, including:
after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source cell area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target cell area, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
after the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
and sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas.
Optionally, the configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to the target tracking area code TAC sharing the source slice area with the serving gateway SGW pool and the target mobility management entity MME pool sharing the target slice area respectively includes:
configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel;
and configuring a flow control transmission protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area so as to communicate each base station with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
Optionally, the modifying original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel stored in the domain name system DNS server includes:
modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area;
modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
Optionally, before modifying the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel stored in the domain name system DNS server, the method further includes:
adding the analysis information of the SGW pool of the sharing target fragment in the analysis file of the sharing source fragment stored in the DNS;
and inquiring original corresponding information of the target TAC from a TAC analysis file of the sharing source film area stored in the DNS.
Optionally, after determining to stop the inter-slice user capacity sharing, the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source slice stored in the DNS server is restored to the original corresponding information.
In a second aspect, the present invention further provides a server, including:
the configuration unit is used for respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source film area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target film area after determining to share the user capacity among the film areas, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
a modification unit, configured to modify original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment stored in a domain name system DNS server after completing configuration of transmission parameters, so that the target TAC corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment, respectively;
and a sending unit, configured to send deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC, so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby implementing inter-slice user capacity sharing.
Optionally, the configuration unit is specifically configured to:
configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel;
and configuring a flow control transmission protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area so as to communicate each base station with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
Optionally, the modifying unit is specifically configured to:
modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area;
modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
Optionally, the server further includes:
an adding unit, configured to add, in an analysis file of the shared source fragment stored in the DNS server, analysis information of an SGW pool of the shared destination fragment;
the query unit is used for querying original corresponding information of the target TAC from a TAC analysis file of the sharing source film area stored in the DNS;
correspondingly, after the query unit queries the original corresponding information, the modification unit modifies the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source zone stored in the DNS server.
Optionally, the server further includes:
a restoring unit, configured to restore, after determining that the user capacity sharing between the slice zones is stopped, the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source slice zone stored in the DNS server to the original corresponding information.
According to the method and the server for sharing the user capacity between the cell zones, the inter-cell intercommunication is realized by configuring the transmission parameters of the shared source cell zone and the shared target cell zone, and then the target TAC information of the shared source cell zone stored in the DNS server is modified to enable the target TAC to respectively correspond to the SGW pool and the MME pool of the shared target cell zone, so that when the user of each base station corresponding to the target TAC initiates a service, the user capacity can be borne by the SGW of the shared target cell zone, and the inter-cell user capacity sharing is realized.
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fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a server according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some embodiments, but not all embodiments, of the present invention.
It should be noted that the parcel mentioned in each embodiment of the present invention may be a parcel determined according to an administrative division, as described in the background art, or a geographical area with a certain physical range may be divided into parcels according to actual needs, or a parcel may be divided based on a location of a network element device of a mobile network, or certainly, a parcel determined in other reasonable division manners may also be used. Those skilled in the art should understand that the fragment referred to in the embodiments of the present invention is a fragment that is divided in advance, and Service Gateway (SGW) devices in each fragment form an SGW POOL (SGW POOL) to implement service disaster tolerance in each fragment, and the user capacity of each fragment is determined in advance. Therefore, the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the following examples.
As shown in fig. 1, the embodiment discloses a method for sharing inter-chip user capacity, which may include the following steps 101 to 103:
101. after determining to share the inter-slice user capacity, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target Tracking Area Code (TAC) of a shared source slice with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target slice, where the transmission parameters are used for communication connection.
The main execution body of the embodiment is a server, and the server can be arranged in a network management system of a communication equipment operator. In this embodiment, the determining to perform inter-tile user capacity sharing may be manually triggered when it is determined that inter-tile user capacity sharing is required, that is, the executing subject of this embodiment may determine to perform inter-tile user capacity sharing after receiving a manually input triggering instruction. Triggering conditions that require inter-tile user capacity are for example: in the prior art, an SGW pool capacity early warning module or an SGW pool fault early warning module gives an alarm, and manually determines whether hardware capacity expansion is feasible or not, if so, inter-segment user capacity sharing is not needed, and if not, for example, when capacity expansion cannot be timely performed due to various reasons, inter-segment user capacity sharing is needed.
In this embodiment, when it is determined manually that inter-slice user capacity sharing needs to be performed, a target TAC sharing a source slice (to which services of base stations corresponding to the target TAC are to be transferred out) and a target MME pool sharing a target slice are usually specified based on an actual situation, and since a plurality of MME pools are usually located in one slice, it is necessary to manually specify the target MME pool to accommodate user handover according to the actual situation, and an SGW pool sharing the target slice is used to carry services sharing the source slice.
After the transmission parameter configuration is performed in step 101, configuration information is generated. In practical application, after the configuration information is generated, the server can send the configuration information to the corresponding base station, MME and routing device of Packet Transport Network (PTN), so that the base station, MME and routing device modify the configuration by themselves; in practical applications, after the configuration information is generated, the base station, the MME and the routing device may be configured manually.
In this embodiment, the inter-cell base station may also be configured with transmission parameters manually in advance to implement the inter-cell base station to communicate with the MME and the SGW. Namely, the interconnection of S1-U interfaces between the base stations of the various cells and the SGW is realized.
102. After the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server, so that the target TAC corresponds to the SGW pool and the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area, respectively.
In this embodiment, the execution main body of this embodiment is connected to the DNS server, and may directly modify data stored in the DNS server, and may also send a modification instruction message to the DNS server, so that the DNS server modifies itself based on modification information carried in the modification instruction message, where the modification information is used to indicate that the target TAC corresponds to the SGW pool and the target MME pool of the shared destination slice, respectively.
103. And sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas.
In this embodiment, the execution main body of this embodiment is connected to each MME of the respective segments, but the DNS cache in each MME cannot be directly modified, so that it is necessary to send deletion instruction information to the MME so that the MME deletes the DNS cache.
In this embodiment, because each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC deletes the DNS cache, when a certain user of each base station corresponding to the target TAC initiates a service, the MME in the MME pool cannot query the DNS cache, so as to request the DNS server to acquire DNS data, where the DNS data fed back by the DNS server includes the DNS data modified in step 102 (i.e., the information obtained by modifying the original corresponding information of the target TAC), and because the original corresponding information of the target TAC changes, that is, the target TAC corresponds to the SGW pool and the target MME pool sharing the target parcel, respectively, the service is borne by the SGW pool sharing the target parcel, so that sharing of user capacity among parcels is achieved.
It can be seen that, in the method for sharing user capacity between slice regions disclosed in this embodiment, the inter-slice-region intercommunication is realized by configuring transmission parameters of the shared source slice region and the shared destination slice region, and then the target TAC corresponds to the SGW pool and the MME pool of the shared destination slice region respectively by modifying the target TAC information of the shared source slice region stored in the DNS server, so that when a user of each base station corresponding to the target TAC initiates a service, the user capacity can be carried by the SGW of the shared destination slice region, and thus, the inter-slice user capacity sharing is realized.
In a specific example, the step 101 of configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to the target tracking area code TAC of the shared source parcel with the serving gateway SGW pool and the target mobility management entity MME pool of the shared destination parcel respectively includes:
configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel;
and configuring a traffic Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area, so that each base station is communicated with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
In this embodiment, each SGW in the SGW pool and each MME in the target MME pool of the target parcel need to be manually and previously ping each base station corresponding to the target TAC to share each SGW in the target parcel.
In a specific example, the modifying, in step 102, original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel, which is stored in the domain name system DNS server, specifically includes:
modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area;
modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
In a specific example, before modifying the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel stored in the domain name system DNS server in step 103, steps 103' and 103 ″ not shown in fig. 1 are further included:
103' and adding the resolution information of the SGW pool of the sharing destination fragment to the resolution file of the sharing source fragment stored in the DNS server.
103 ″ from the TAC resolution file of the shared source film area stored in the DNS server, original corresponding information of the target TAC is queried.
In this embodiment, it is considered that the files stored in the DNS server include two types, one is an analysis file of a parcel, and the other is a TAC analysis file of a parcel, and therefore, the two files need to be modified respectively.
It should be noted that, in order to prevent misoperation and subsequent operation after the shared source partition recovers to normal operation, the DNS data should be backed up first.
In a specific example, after it is determined that the user capacity sharing between the slice regions is stopped, that is, the shared source slice region returns to normal operation, the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source slice region stored in the DNS server is returned to the original corresponding information.
In this embodiment, the recovery operation specifically includes the following step A, B, C:
A. deleting the analysis information of the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area added in the step 103';
B. deleting the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the sharing source film area stored in the DNS;
C. and rewriting the original corresponding information which is backed up in advance into the TAC analysis file of the sharing source area.
Meanwhile, deletion indication information should be sent to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original correspondence information of the target TAC, so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, and further each MME acquires the original correspondence information from the DNS server.
Based on the inter-segment user capacity sharing method disclosed in the above embodiments, considering that different segments may use SGW devices of different communication device operators, when manually specifying a target SGW pool that shares a target segment, the target SGW pool is specified based on the following policy:
firstly, considering each subarea which is the same as an operator of SGW equipment sharing a source subarea; and then, considering the user capacity size of each same fragment of the operator, thereby specifying a target SGW pool sharing the target fragment.
Secondly, considering each subarea different from an operator of the SGW equipment sharing the source subarea; and then, considering the user capacity size of each different fragment of the operator, thereby specifying a target SGW pool sharing the target fragment.
The same technical concept as the inter-tile user capacity sharing method embodiment shown in fig. 1, as shown in fig. 2, this embodiment discloses a server, which may include the following units: a configuration unit 21, a modification unit 22 and a sending unit 23. The units are specifically described as follows:
a configuration unit 21, configured to perform transmission parameter configuration on each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source parcel and a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target parcel, respectively, after determining to perform inter-parcel user capacity sharing, where the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
a modifying unit 22, configured to modify original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment stored in a domain name system DNS server after completing configuration of the transmission parameters, so that the target TAC corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment, respectively;
a sending unit 23, configured to send deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC, so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby implementing inter-slice user capacity sharing.
The server disclosed in this embodiment can implement the inter-tile user capacity sharing method flow shown in fig. 1, and therefore, the effect and description of the server in this embodiment can refer to the method embodiment shown in fig. 1, and are not described herein again.
In a specific example, the configuration unit 21 is specifically configured to: configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel; and configuring a flow control transmission protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area so as to communicate each base station with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
In a specific example, the modifying unit 22 is specifically configured to: modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area; modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area; wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
In a specific example, the server further comprises an adding unit 22' and a querying unit 22 ″ not shown in fig. 2, each unit being described as follows:
an adding unit 22' configured to add, in the resolution file of the shared source fragment stored in the DNS server, resolution information of the SGW pool of the shared destination fragment;
an inquiring unit 22 "configured to inquire original corresponding information of the target TAC from a TAC parse file of the shared source film area stored in the DNS server;
accordingly, after the query unit 22 ″ queries the original corresponding information, the modifying unit 22 modifies the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source zone stored in the DNS server.
In a specific example, the server further includes a recovering unit 24, not shown in fig. 2, configured to recover, after determining to stop the user capacity sharing between the slice zones, the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the sharing source slice zone stored in the DNS server as the original corresponding information.
Compared with the prior art, the server disclosed in each embodiment related to fig. 2 implements inter-segment intercommunication by configuring transmission parameters of the shared source segment and the shared destination segment, and further modifies target TAC information of the shared source segment stored in the DNS server to make the target TAC correspond to the SGW pool and the MME pool of the shared destination segment, respectively, so that when a user of each base station corresponding to the target TAC initiates a service, the user can be carried by the SGW of the shared destination segment, thereby implementing inter-segment user capacity sharing.
Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the structure of the server shown in fig. 2.
Referring to fig. 3, the server includes: a processor (processor)301, a memory (memory)302, a communication Interface (Communications Interface)303, and a bus 304;
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
the processor 301, the memory 302 and the communication interface 303 complete mutual communication through the bus 304;
the communication interface 303 is used for information transmission between external devices; in this embodiment, the external devices are, for example, an MME and a DNS server;
the processor 301 is configured to call program instructions in the memory 302 to perform the methods provided by the method embodiments related to fig. 1, for example, including:
after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source cell area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target cell area, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
after the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
and sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas.
The present embodiment discloses a computer program product comprising a computer program stored on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, the computer program comprising program instructions which, when executed by a computer, enable the computer to perform the method provided by the method embodiments related to fig. 1, for example comprising:
after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source cell area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target cell area, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
after the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
and sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas.
The present embodiments provide a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing computer instructions that cause the computer to perform a method as provided by the method embodiments associated with fig. 1, for example, comprising:
after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source cell area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target cell area, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
after the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
and sending deletion indication information to each MME in the MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes the DNS cache, thereby realizing the user capacity sharing among the cell areas.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will understand that: all or part of the steps of the method provided by the method embodiments related to fig. 1 can be implemented by hardware related to program instructions, and the program can be stored in a computer readable storage medium, and when executed, the program performs the steps including the method embodiments; and the aforementioned storage medium includes: various media that can store program codes, such as ROM, RAM, magnetic or optical disks.
The above-described embodiments of the server and the like are merely illustrative, where the units described as separate parts may or may not be physically separate, and the parts displayed as units may or may not be physical units, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on multiple network units. Some or all of the modules may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of the present embodiment. One of ordinary skill in the art can understand and implement it without inventive effort.
Through the above description of the embodiments, those skilled in the art will clearly understand that each embodiment can be implemented by software plus a necessary general hardware platform, and certainly can also be implemented by hardware. With this understanding in mind, the above-described technical solutions may be embodied in the form of a software product, which can be stored in a computer-readable storage medium such as ROM/RAM, magnetic disk, optical disk, etc., and includes instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) to execute the methods described in the embodiments or some parts of the embodiments.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only used for illustrating the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, and are not limited thereto; although embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art will understand that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some or all of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; and the modifications or the substitutions do not make the essence of the corresponding technical solutions depart from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. A method for sharing inter-chip user capacity, comprising:
after determining to share the user capacity among the cell areas, respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source cell area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target cell area, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
after the configuration of the transmission parameters is completed, modifying original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment area stored in a Domain Name System (DNS) server so that the target TAC respectively corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
sending deletion indication information to each MME in an MME pool indicated by the original corresponding information of the target TAC so that each MME deletes DNS cache, thereby realizing user capacity sharing between cell areas;
the configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC sharing a source zone with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool sharing a target zone respectively includes:
configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel;
and configuring a flow control transmission protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area so as to communicate each base station with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the modifying original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel stored in a domain name system DNS server comprises:
modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area;
modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein before modifying the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source parcel stored in the domain name system DNS server, the method further comprises:
adding the analysis information of the SGW pool of the sharing target fragment in the analysis file of the sharing source fragment stored in the DNS;
and inquiring original corresponding information of the target TAC from a TAC analysis file of the sharing source film area stored in the DNS.
4. The method of claim 1, further comprising:
and after the user capacity sharing among the slice areas is determined to be stopped, restoring the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the sharing source slice area stored in the DNS into the original corresponding information.
5. A server, comprising:
the configuration unit is used for respectively configuring transmission parameters of each base station corresponding to a target tracking area code TAC of a shared source film area with a serving gateway SGW pool and a target mobility management entity MME pool of a shared target film area after determining to share the user capacity among the film areas, wherein the transmission parameters are used for communication connection;
a modification unit, configured to modify original corresponding information of a target TAC of the shared source fragment stored in a domain name system DNS server after completing configuration of transmission parameters, so that the target TAC corresponds to an SGW pool and a target MME pool of the shared target fragment, respectively;
a sending unit, configured to send deletion indication information to each MME in an MME pool indicated by original corresponding information of the target TAC, so that each MME deletes a DNS cache, thereby implementing inter-cell user capacity sharing;
wherein, the configuration unit is specifically configured to:
configuring static routes of all base stations corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source parcel so as to enable all the base stations to be communicated with the SGW pool of the shared target parcel;
and configuring a flow control transmission protocol (SCTP) link address of each base station corresponding to the target TAC of the shared source fragment area so as to communicate each base station with the target MME pool of the shared target fragment area.
6. The server according to claim 5, wherein the modifying unit is specifically configured to:
modifying the SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into the SGW pool of the shared target fragment area;
modifying the MME pool corresponding to the target TAC in the original corresponding information into a target MME pool of the shared target fragment area;
wherein the original corresponding information includes an SGW pool corresponding to the target TAC and an MME pool corresponding to the target TAC.
7. The server of claim 6, further comprising:
an adding unit, configured to add, in an analysis file of the shared source fragment stored in the DNS server, analysis information of an SGW pool of the shared destination fragment;
the query unit is used for querying original corresponding information of the target TAC from a TAC analysis file of the sharing source film area stored in the DNS;
correspondingly, after the query unit queries the original corresponding information, the modification unit modifies the original corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source zone stored in the DNS server.
8. The server according to claim 5, further comprising:
a restoring unit, configured to restore, after determining that the user capacity sharing between the slice zones is stopped, the modified corresponding information of the target TAC of the shared source slice zone stored in the DNS server to the original corresponding information.
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