CN109392013B - Method for adjusting quality of service (QoS) and communication device - Google Patents

Method for adjusting quality of service (QoS) and communication device Download PDF

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CN109392013B
CN109392013B CN201710693570.7A CN201710693570A CN109392013B CN 109392013 B CN109392013 B CN 109392013B CN 201710693570 A CN201710693570 A CN 201710693570A CN 109392013 B CN109392013 B CN 109392013B
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Embodiments of the present invention provide a method for adjusting QoS and a communication apparatus, so as to solve the technical problem in the prior art that when a wireless resource cannot guarantee a GFBR required by a QoS flow, AN releases the QoS flow, thereby causing corresponding interruption of all services carried by the QoS flow. The method for adjusting the QoS comprises the following steps: AN access network AN receives a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR.

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Method for adjusting quality of service (QoS) and communication device
Technical Field
The present invention relates to the field of communications technologies, and in particular, to a method for adjusting QoS and a communications apparatus.
Background
The next-generation network architecture may include a User Plane Function (UPF) entity, a Session Management Function (SMF) entity, AN Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF) entity, AN Access Network (AN), and the like.
The SMF entity generally sends a Quality of service (QoS) Flow requirement of AN aggregated QoS Flow to the AN, where the QoS Flow for a Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) type may further include a Guaranteed Flow Bit Rate (GFBR). The AN may allocate radio resources for the QoS flow based on the received QoS flow requirements.
Due to factors such as movement of a terminal Equipment (UE), radio resources are in a dynamically changing state. Therefore, in the prior art, when the radio resource cannot guarantee the GFBR required by the QoS flow, the AN releases the QoS flow, which causes all the service data aggregated to the QoS flow to be correspondingly released, thereby causing all the services carried by the QoS flow to be correspondingly interrupted.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the invention provides a method for adjusting quality of service (QoS) and a communication device, which are used for solving the technical problem that in the prior art, when wireless resources cannot guarantee a GFBR required by a QoS flow, AN (access network) releases the QoS flow to cause service interruption carried by the QoS flow.
In a first aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for adjusting quality of service QoS, including: AN access network AN receives a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR.
Optionally, the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream or a candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR; wherein the candidate GFBR value is less than the value of the first GFBR, the list of candidate GFBRs including at least one GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream, the AN adjusting the first GFBR to a second GFBR includes: the AN adjusts the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR, the adjusting, by the AN, the first GFBR to a second GFBR includes: the AN determines a second GFBR from the candidate GFBR list based on AN algorithm of the AN, and adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR; or the AN determines a second GFBR based on the code rate adjustment priority of each GFBR value in at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list and adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
Optionally, after the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the method includes: the AN sends first adjustment information to the SMF entity; or the AN sends second adjustment information to the SMF entity, wherein the second adjustment information comprises the second GFBR.
Optionally, the adjusting, by the AN, the first GFBR to a second GFBR includes: and if the wireless resource of the AN is less than the wireless resource required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information, releasing the QoS flow by the AN, and sending indication information for releasing the QoS flow to the SMF entity.
In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides another method for adjusting quality of service QoS, where the method includes a session management function, SMF, entity receiving at least one policy and charging control, PCC, rule at an SDF level of a service data flow, where each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule includes a guaranteed bit rate, GBR, of a corresponding SDF; the SMF entity aggregates the at least one PCC rule to a QoS flow and determines a first flow guaranteed bit rate (GFBR) and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; and the SMF entity sends the first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to AN access network AN.
Optionally, the determining, by the SMF entity, adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream includes: the SMF determining adaptive bitrate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the GBR; or if some PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further include a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the GBR and the candidate GBR; or if each PCC rule of the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines adaptive bitrate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the candidate GBR.
Optionally, after the SMF entity sends the QoS flow requirement of the QoS flow and the adaptive code rate adjustment information to the access network AN, the method includes: the SMF entity receives first adjustment information or second adjustment information sent by the AN; the SMF determines a second GFBR based on the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information, wherein the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is smaller than that of the first GFBR; the SMF entity determines a PCC rule needing to be deleted or updated based on the second GFBR; if the PCC rule needing to be updated determined by the SMF entity comprises the candidate GBR, the SMF entity adjusts the GBR of the PCC rule needing to be updated into the candidate GBR.
In a third aspect, AN embodiment of the present invention provides another method for adjusting QoS, including assisting AN access network AN to receive first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by the access network AN; wherein the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR; when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the auxiliary AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the value of which is less than the value of the first GFBR, based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information; the auxiliary AN sends adjustment information to the AN.
In a fourth aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a communication apparatus, including a receiving module, configured to receive a first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; and AN adjusting module, configured to adjust a first GFBR of the QoS stream to a second GFBR when the wireless resource of the AN is less than the wireless resource required by the first GFBR, where the second GFBR is a GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and a value of the second GFBR is less than a value of the first GFBR.
Optionally, the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream or a candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR; wherein the candidate GFBR value is less than the value of the first GFBR, the list of candidate GFBRs including at least one GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream, the adjusting module is configured to: adjusting the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR, the adjusting module is configured to: determining a second GFBR from the candidate GFBR list based on an algorithm of the second GFBR, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR; or determining a second GFBR based on the code rate adjustment priority of each GFBR value in at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
Optionally, the communication device further includes: a sending module, configured to send first adjustment information to the SMF entity after the first GFBR is adjusted to a second GFBR; or is configured to send second adjustment information to the SMF entity, where the second adjustment information includes the second GFBR.
Optionally, the communication apparatus further includes a releasing device, configured to release the QoS flow and send instruction information for releasing the QoS flow to the SMF entity if the radio resources of the AN are less than the radio resources required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information.
In a fifth aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides another communications device, including a receiving module, configured to receive at least one policy and charging control PCC rule at an SDF level of a service data flow, where each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule includes a guaranteed bit rate GBR of a corresponding SDF; a determining module, configured to aggregate the at least one PCC rule to a QoS flow, and determine a first flow guaranteed bit rate, GFBR, and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; and the sending module is used for sending the first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to the access network AN.
Optionally, the determining module is configured to: determining adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the GBR; or if some PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further include a candidate GBR of a corresponding SDF, determining adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the GBR and the candidate GBR; or if each PCC rule of the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, determining adaptive bitrate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the candidate GBR.
Optionally, the receiving module is further configured to receive first adjustment information or second adjustment information sent by AN access network AN after sending the QoS flow requirement and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to the AN; the determining module is further configured to determine a second GFBR based on the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information, where the second GFBR is a GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and a value of the second GFBR is smaller than a value of the first GFBR; and determining a PCC rule needing to be deleted or updated based on the second GFBR; if the PCC rule needing to be updated determined by the SMF entity comprises the candidate GBR, the SMF entity adjusts the GBR of the PCC rule needing to be updated into the candidate GBR.
In a sixth aspect, AN embodiment of the present invention provides another communication apparatus, where the communication apparatus is connected to AN access network AN, and the communication apparatus includes: the receiving module is used for receiving a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by AN access network AN; wherein the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR; AN adjusting module, configured to adjust a first GFBR of the QoS flow to a second GFBR based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR, a value of the second GFBR being less than a value of the first GFBR; a sending module, configured to send adjustment information to the AN.
In a seventh aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a computer apparatus, including a processor, configured to implement the method according to the first, second, and third aspects when executing a computer program stored in a memory.
In an eighth aspect, the present invention provides a computer-readable storage medium storing computer instructions, which, when executed on a computer, cause the computer to perform the method according to the first, second and third aspects.
One or more of the above technical solutions have the following technical effects or advantages:
first, in the method for adjusting QoS provided in the embodiment of the present invention, AN access network AN receives a first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by a session management function SMF entity, where the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; then, when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than the value of the first GFBR. That is, in the embodiment of the present invention, when the radio resource of the AN cannot guarantee the GFBR of the QoS stream, the GFBR is degraded, that is, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR whose value is smaller than that of the first GFBR, thereby ensuring that the service aggregated in the QoS stream can be performed normally, reducing the influence of the radio resource change on the user service, and improving the user experience.
Secondly, in the embodiment of the present invention, when the SMF entity determines the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow, the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow may be determined according to each GBR in at least one PCC rule; or if each PCC rule of a part of PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity may determine adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow according to the GBR and the candidate GBR; or if each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS stream based on the candidate GBR, that is, the determination of the adaptive bitrate adjustment information may be determined according to the GBR and/or the candidate GBR, which improves the accuracy of the adaptive bitrate adjustment information, and further ensures the accuracy when the AN adjusts the first GFBR.
Thirdly, in the embodiment of the present invention, the access network AN is connected to AN auxiliary access network AN, and the auxiliary access network AN receives the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream sent by the access network AN, and when the radio resource of the auxiliary AN is smaller than the radio resource required by the first GFBR of the QoS stream, the auxiliary AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is smaller than the value of the first GFBR, and the auxiliary AN sends the adjustment information to the AN. That is, after receiving the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream, the AN sends these information to the auxiliary access network AN connected to the AN, and the auxiliary AN allocates radio resources, and if the radio resources are insufficient, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR, and then sends the adjustment information to the AN, thereby reducing the information processing pressure of the AN and improving the efficiency.
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FIG. 1 is a diagram of one possible NextGen network architecture provided in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting QoS according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating another method for adjusting QoS according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a method for adjusting QoS according to another embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a diagram of a communication device according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of another communication device in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a diagram of another communication device in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a diagram of a computer device according to an 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 and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention.
Referring first to fig. 1, a possible Next Generation (Next Generation, NextGen) network architecture is provided according to an embodiment of the present invention. The AN may be a network composed of a plurality of (R) AN nodes, and may implement functions such as a wireless physical layer function, resource scheduling, and wireless resource management. (R) the AN may be connected to the UPF entity through a user plane interface N3, and may be used to transmit data of the UE; and (R) the AN establishes a control plane signaling connection with the AMF entity through a control plane interface N2, and is used for realizing functions such as wireless access bearer control and the like.
The AMF entity can be used for the functions of UE authentication, mobility management, SMF entity selection and the like, and can be used as an anchor point of N1 and N2 signaling connection to maintain and manage the state information of the UE. The SMF entity and the AMF entity may be connected through an N11 interface, and are used for all Control plane functions responsible for UE session management, including selection of a UPF entity, address allocation of an Internet Protocol (IP), QoS attribute management of a session, and obtaining Policy Control and Charging (PCC) rules from a Policy Control Function (PCF) entity through an N7 interface.
It should be noted that each entity shown in fig. 1 may be a single device physically, or two or more entities may be integrated on the same physical device, and the embodiment of the present invention is not limited.
Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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Referring to fig. 2, a flowchart of a method for adjusting QoS according to AN embodiment of the present invention may also be understood as AN information interaction diagram between AN entity and AN SMF entity in a network architecture provided in fig. 1, where a process of the method may be described as follows:
s101: AN access network AN receives a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR;
s102: and when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to be a second GFBR, wherein the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR.
In S101, the QoS flow may be formed by aggregating different PCC rules by the SMF entity.
The PCC rule of a Service Data Flow (SDF) level may include a QoS requirement and a Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) of a corresponding SDF, where the QoS requirement may include a 5G QoS Indicator (5G QoS Indicator, 5QI) and an Allocation and Retention Priority (ARP), and the GBR may be used to guarantee a code Rate of a Service.
Optionally, for the service with an adjustable code rate, the PCC rule may further include a QoS adjustable indication and an SDF candidate code rate.
The first GFBR of an aggregated QoS flow may be the sum of the GBRs of the SDFs aggregated to that QoS flow. For example, assuming that the PCC rules aggregated by the SMF entity include PCC rule 1, PCC rule 2, PCC rule 3, and PCC rule 1 includes GBR1, PCC rule 2 includes GBR2, and PCC rule 2 includes GBR3, the value of the first GFBR of the GoS flow after the SMF entity aggregates PCC rule 1, PCC rule 2, PCC rule 3 may be the sum of GBR1, GBR2, and GBR 3.
The AN may receive QoS flow requirements of a QoS flow sent by the SMF entity and adaptive code rate adjustment information, where the QoS flow requirements may include 5QI, ARP and the first GFBR, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be used to adjust the first GFBR.
Optionally, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be divided into, but not limited to, the following two cases:
in case one, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream, and the candidate GFBR value may be smaller than the value of the first GFBR.
In this case, the setting of the candidate GFBR may be performed in two ways, including but not limited to:
in the method (1), the SMF entity may determine the GBR value of the SDF with the lowest GBR requirement in the QoS flow as the candidate GFBR value of the QoS flow.
In the method (2), the SMF entity may determine the SDF candidate code rate of the SDF including the QoS tunable indication in the PCC rule as a candidate GFBR value of the QoS flow.
In case two, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be a candidate GFBR list of a first GFBR of the QoS stream; wherein the candidate GFBR list comprises at least one GFBR value.
After receiving the QoS flow requirement of the QoS flow sent by the SMF entity, the AN may allocate wireless resources to the QoS flow according to the QoS flow requirement of the QoS flow, so as to ensure that data may be transmitted according to the required quality of service.
Since the radio resources may change dynamically, in S102, when the radio resources of the AN are less than the radio resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, that is, the radio resources cannot guarantee the first GFBR in the QoS flow requirement, the AN may adjust the first GFBR to be a second GFBR, where the second GFBR is a GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than the value of the first GFBR.
That is, in the embodiment of the present invention, when the radio resource cannot guarantee the first GFBR of the QoS stream, the AN may downgrade the first GFBR, that is, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR, and the value of the second GFBR is smaller than the value of the first GFBR, so that at least part of the services aggregated in the QoS stream can be guaranteed to be performed normally, or at least the services aggregated in the QoS stream can be guaranteed to be performed under a lower QoS requirement, thereby reducing the influence of radio resource change on the user service and improving the user experience. .
For different cases of the above adaptive code rate adjustment information, there are various implementations of S102, which will be described as an example below.
Alternatively, for the case one described above, that is, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR of the QoS stream, the AN may adjust the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
That is, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream received by the AN includes a candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR, and when the radio resources of the AN cannot guarantee the radio resources required by the first GFBR, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a candidate GFBR value smaller than the first GFBR, so that at least part of the traffic aggregated to the QoS stream can be guaranteed to be performed normally, or at least that the traffic aggregated to the QoS stream can be continued with a lower QoS requirement.
Optionally, for the second case, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR list of a first GFBR, the AN may adjust the first GFBR to a second GFBR, including:
the AN may determine a second GFBR from the list of candidate GFBRs based on its own algorithm and then adjust the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
That is, the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR may include at least one candidate GFBR value, and when the radio resources cannot guarantee the radio resources required by the first GFBR, the AN may determine a second GFBR from the at least one candidate GFBR according to its own algorithm, and then downgrade the first GFBR to the second GFBR, so as to ensure that at least part of the traffic aggregated to the QoS flow can proceed normally, or ensure that at least the traffic aggregated to the QoS flow can proceed with a lower QoS requirement.
Or, if each GFBR value in at least one GFBR value in the candidate GFBR list has a corresponding code rate adjustment priority, for example, GFBR value a corresponds to code rate adjustment priority a, GFBR value B corresponds to code rate adjustment priority B, and GFBR value C corresponds to code rate adjustment priority C, where the code rate adjustment priority is, from high to low: a > B > C. Of course, in practical application, the priority of code rate adjustment may be set according to the size of the corresponding GFBR value, or a user may also customize the GFBR value according to actual requirements, specifically using what kind of method, which is not limited in the embodiment of the present invention.
Therefore, when the radio resources cannot guarantee the radio resources required by the first GFBR, the AN may determine a second GFBR according to the code rate adjustment priority of each of the at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list, and then adjust the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
Of course, optionally, the AN may adjust the first GFBR to a second GFBR, including: if the wireless resources of the AN cannot guarantee the wireless resources required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information, the AN may directly release the QoS flow and send the indication information of releasing the QoS flow to the SMF entity. That is, after receiving the QoS stream transmitted by the SMF entity, and the first stream of the QoS stream, the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the adaptive code rate adjustment information, if the radio resource of the AN cannot guarantee the radio resource required by any candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR indicated by the adaptive code rate adjustment information, the AN side may directly release the QoS stream received from the SMF entity, and the AN side may transmit to the SMF entity AN indication information that may be used to instruct the SMF entity to release the corresponding QoS stream of the local side.
For different situations of the adaptive code rate adjustment information, the AN may send the adjustment information to the SMF entity after adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR, and at this time, the process of sending the adjustment information may be divided into the following two situations:
a. if the adaptive code rate adjustment information sent by the SMF entity to the AN is the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR, the AN may feed back the first adjustment information to the SMF entity after degrading the first GFBR, that is, the AN only needs to notify the SMF entity that it has degraded the first GFBR. After the SMF entity receives the first adjustment information, the SMF entity may determine, according to the first adjustment information, that the second GFBR after the AN adjustment is the candidate GFBR sent by the SMF entity to the AN. Then, the SMF entity may determine, according to the candidate GFBR, a PCC rule that needs to be deleted or updated in the QoS flow, or, if the PCC rule corresponding to the candidate GFBR includes an SDF indicated by QoS tunable, the SMF may downgrade the GBR of the PCC rule to a PCC rule of an SDF candidate code rate.
b. If the adaptive code rate adjustment information sent by the SMF entity to the AN is the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR, the second adjustment information sent by the AN to the SMF entity may include the second GFBR after the AN downgrades the first GFBR. Since the SMF entity sends the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR to the AN, after receiving the second adjustment information, the SMF entity may determine, according to the second GFBR in the second adjustment information, the PCC rule that needs to be deleted or updated, and if the PCC rule corresponding to the second GFBR includes the SDF indicated by QoS tunable, the SMF entity may downgrade the GBR of the PCC rule to the PCC rule of the SDF candidate code rate.
In the method for adjusting QoS according to the embodiment of the present invention, AN access network AN receives a first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by a session management function SMF entity, where the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; then, when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than the value of the first GFBR. That is, in the embodiment of the present invention, when the radio resource of the AN cannot guarantee the GFBR of the QoS stream, the GFBR is degraded, that is, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR whose value is smaller than that of the first GFBR, thereby ensuring that the service aggregated in the QoS stream can be performed normally, reducing the influence of the radio resource change on the user service, and improving the user experience.
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Based on the same inventive concept, please refer to fig. 3, AN embodiment of the present invention provides a method for adjusting QoS, which can also be understood as AN information interaction diagram among AN entity AN, AN SMF entity and a PCF entity in the network architecture provided in fig. 1, where the process of the method can be described as follows:
s201: a Session Management Function (SMF) entity receives at least one Policy and Charging Control (PCC) rule of a Service Data Flow (SDF) level, wherein each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule comprises a Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) of a corresponding SDF;
s202: the SMF entity aggregates at least one PCC rule to the QoS flow and determines a first flow guaranteed bit rate (GFBR) and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR;
s203: and the SMF entity sends the first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to the access network AN.
In S201, the SMF entity may receive at least one PCC rule of the SDF level from the PCF entity, where the PCC rule may include a GBR of a corresponding SDF.
Optionally, the PCC rule may include QoS requirements of the corresponding SDF, and the QoS requirements may include 5QI and ARP.
Optionally, for the service with an adjustable code rate, the PCC rule may further include a QoS adjustable indication and/or an SDF candidate code rate.
In S202, the SMF entity may aggregate at least one PCC rule to obtain a QoS flow, and the aggregation manner may be that the SMF entity may aggregate PCC rules having the same 5QI and ARP in the at least one PCC rule to the same QoS flow.
Or, the SMF entity may aggregate the PCC rules having the same 5QI and ARP and the QoS tunable indication or SDF candidate code rate to the same QoS flow according to the 5QI, ARP, QoS tunable indication, or SDF candidate code rate.
As such, the QoS flow requirements of the QoS flow may include 5QI, ARP, first GFBR, where the first GFBR may be the sum of GBRs included in the PCC rules of the SDF level aggregated to the QoS flow.
Optionally, the SMF entity determines that the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow that can be used to adjust the first GFBR may be performed by, but is not limited to, the following:
in the first mode, the SMF entity determines the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow according to the GBR.
The SMF entity aggregates the PCC rules to obtain the QoS flow, and the SMF entity can determine that the GBR requirement is the lowest from the GBRs corresponding to the PCC rules aggregated into the QoS flow, namely the GBR value with the lowest GBR value is the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow, namely the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; alternatively, the SMF entity may determine, as the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR, a sum of GBRs of a part of the PCC rules of the plurality of PCC rules aggregated to the QoS flow; alternatively, the SMF entity may determine two or more GBR values from multiple GBRs corresponding to multiple PCC rules in the QoS flow as candidate GFBRs of the first GFBR, that is, the adaptive code rate adjustment information determined by the SMF entity may be a candidate GFBR list including two or more GBR values; alternatively, the SMF entity may determine a sum of GBRs of any two or more PCC rules of the multiple PCC rules aggregated to the QoS flow as a candidate GFBR of the first GFBR, that is, the adaptive code rate adjustment information determined by the SMF entity is a candidate GFBR list, where each GFBR value in the candidate GFBR list may be the sum of GBRs of the two or more PCC rules. Optionally, the SMF may configure a code rate adjustment priority for each value in the candidate GFBR list, or the SMF may automatically match the code rate adjustment priority corresponding to each value according to the size of each value in the candidate GFBR list.
In a second way, if part of the PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further include a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity may determine adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow according to the GBR and the candidate GBR.
The SMF entity may determine the candidate GBR of the SDF with the lowest value in the partial PCC rules as the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow, that is, the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; or, the SMF entity may determine a sum of two or more candidate GBRs corresponding to the partial PCC rule as a candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; or, determining the sum of the GBR of one PCC rule without the candidate GBR and the candidate GBR of another PCC rule with the candidate GBR as the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; or, the SMF entity may determine the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR according to two or more candidate GBRs corresponding to the part of PCC rules; alternatively, if the adaptive code rate adjustment information determined by the SMF entity is a candidate GFBR list, one or more GFBR values in the candidate GFBR list may be the sum of a GBR of a PCC rule without a candidate GBR and a candidate GBR of another PCC rule with a candidate GBR. Optionally, the SMF entity may configure a code rate adjustment priority for each GFBR value in the candidate GFBR list.
In a third way, if each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity may determine the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow according to the candidate GBR.
That is, the SMF entity may determine that the candidate GBR with the smallest median among the at least one candidate GBR corresponding to the at least one PCC rule is the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; alternatively, the SMF entity may determine the sum of the at least one candidate GBR value as the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR; alternatively, the SMF entity may determine a candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR according to at least one candidate GBR, and optionally, the SMF entity may configure a code rate adjustment priority for each GFBR value in the candidate GFBR list.
Of course, in practical applications, the SMF entity may determine the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream in any one or more of the manners described above, and the present invention is not limited in particular.
In S203, the SMF entity may send the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream to the access network AN.
Optionally, after the SMF entity sends the QoS flow requirement and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to the access network AN, the SMF entity may receive the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information fed back by the AN
If the adaptive code rate adjustment information sent by the SMF entity to the AN is the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR, after the SMF entity receives the first adjustment information fed back by the AN, the SMF entity may determine, according to the first adjustment information, that the second GFBR after the adjustment by the AN is the candidate GFBR sent by the SMF entity to the AN, and may determine, according to the candidate GFBR, a PCC rule that needs to be deleted or updated in the QoS flow, and the SMF entity feeds back, to the PCF entity, the PCC rule that needs to be deleted, or the PCC rule that needs to downgrade the GBR to the candidate GBR of the SDF.
Or, since the SMF sends the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR to the AN, after receiving the second adjustment information, the SMF may determine the PCC rule that needs to be deleted or updated according to the second GFBR in the second adjustment information, and the SMF entity feeds back the PCC rule that needs to be deleted to the PCF entity, or the PCC rule that needs to downgrade the GBR to the candidate GBR of the SDF.
In the embodiment of the invention, when the SMF entity determines the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow, the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow can be determined according to each GBR in at least one PCC rule; or if each PCC rule of a part of PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity may determine adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS flow according to the GBR and the candidate GBR; or if each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines the adaptive bitrate adjustment information of the QoS stream based on the candidate GBR, that is, the determination of the adaptive bitrate adjustment information may be determined according to the GBR and/or the candidate GBR, which improves the accuracy of the adaptive bitrate adjustment information, and further ensures the accuracy when the AN adjusts the first GFBR.
EXAMPLE III
Based on the same inventive concept, please refer to fig. 4, where fig. 4 is a flowchart of another method for adjusting QoS in AN embodiment of the present invention, and it can also be understood that, in the network architecture provided in fig. 1, when AN entity is connected to AN auxiliary AN entity, AN information interaction diagram between the AN entity and the auxiliary AN entity is shown, and a process of the method may be described as follows:
s301: the auxiliary access network AN receives first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by the access network AN; the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR;
s302: when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, the auxiliary AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, wherein the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR;
s303: the assisting AN sends the adjustment information to the AN.
In the embodiment of the present invention, for the case of dual connection, in S301, AN may send the QoS flow requirement and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow received from the SMF entity to AN auxiliary AN connected thereto, and the auxiliary AN allocates corresponding wireless resources for the QoS flow to ensure that data can be transmitted according to the required quality of service, and the QoS flow is successfully established.
The QoS flow requirement may include 5QI, ARP and the first GFBR, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be used to adjust the first GFBR.
Of course, in practical applications, the AN may be connected to a plurality of auxiliary ANs, and the AN may select two or more auxiliary ANs from the connected plurality of ANs according to actual requirements to select and determine the wireless resources, which is not limited in the present invention.
Optionally, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be divided into, but not limited to, the following two cases:
in case one, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream, and the candidate GFBR value may be smaller than the value of the first GFBR.
In this case, the setting of the candidate GFBR may be performed in two ways, including but not limited to:
in the method (1), the SMF entity may determine the GBR value of the SDF with the lowest GBR requirement in the QoS flow as the candidate GFBR value of the QoS flow.
In the method (2), the SMF entity may determine the SDF candidate code rate of the SDF including the QoS tunable indication in the PCC rule as a candidate GFBR value of the QoS flow.
In case two, the adaptive code rate adjustment information may be a candidate GFBR list of a first GFBR of the QoS stream; wherein the candidate GFBR list comprises at least one GFBR value.
In S302, when the radio resource of the auxiliary AN is smaller than the radio resource required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, that is, when the radio resource of the auxiliary AN cannot guarantee the GFBR required by the QoS flow, the auxiliary AN may adjust the first GFBR to a second GFBR according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, where a value of the second GFBR is smaller than a value of the first GFBR.
Optionally, in view of the first condition, if the adaptive code rate adjustment information received by the auxiliary AN is the candidate GFBR value of the first GFBR, the adjustment information sent by the auxiliary AN to the AN may be the first adjustment information, and the subsequent AN may feed back the first adjustment information to the SMF entity.
For the second case, if the adaptive code rate adjustment information received by the auxiliary AN is the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR of the QoS stream, the adjustment information that the auxiliary AN may send to the AN is the second adjustment information, where the second adjustment information includes the second GFBR, and the subsequent AN may feed back the second adjustment information to the SMF entity.
In the embodiment of the present invention, the access network AN is connected to AN auxiliary access network AN, and the auxiliary access network AN receives the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream sent by the access network AN, when the wireless resource of the auxiliary AN is smaller than the wireless resource required by the first GFBR of the QoS stream, the auxiliary AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is smaller than the value of the first GFBR, and the auxiliary AN sends the adjustment information to the AN. That is, after receiving the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream, the AN sends these information to the auxiliary access network AN connected to the AN, and the auxiliary AN allocates radio resources, and if the radio resources are insufficient, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR, and then sends the adjustment information to the AN, thereby reducing the information processing pressure of the AN and improving the efficiency.
Example four
Based on the same inventive concept, please refer to fig. 5, AN embodiment of the present invention provides a communication apparatus, which may be AN access network AN entity. The communication device may comprise a receiving module 501 and an adjusting module 502.
The receiving module 501 is configured to receive a first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; AN adjusting module 502, configured to, when the radio resource of the AN is less than the radio resource required by the first GFBR of the QoS flow, adjust the first GFBR to a second GFBR, where the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and a value of the second GFBR is less than a value of the first GFBR.
Optionally, the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream or a candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR; wherein the candidate GFBR value is less than the value of the first GFBR, the list of candidate GFBRs including at least one GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value of a first GFBR of the QoS stream, the adjusting module 502 is configured to: adjusting the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
Optionally, when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is the candidate GFBR list of the first GFBR, the adjusting module 502 is configured to: determining a second GFBR from the candidate GFBR list based on an algorithm of the second GFBR, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR; or determining a second GFBR based on the code rate adjustment priority of each GFBR value in at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
Optionally, the communication device further includes: a sending module, configured to send first adjustment information to the SMF entity after the first GFBR is adjusted to a second GFBR; or is configured to send second adjustment information to the SMF entity, where the second adjustment information includes the second GFBR.
Optionally, the communication apparatus further includes a releasing device, configured to release the QoS flow and send information indicating that the QoS flow is released to the SMF entity, if the radio resources of the AN are less than the radio resources required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information.
EXAMPLE five
Based on the same inventive concept, please refer to fig. 6, an embodiment of the present invention provides another communication apparatus, which may be a session management function, SMF, entity. The communication apparatus may include a receiving module 601, a determining module 602, and a transmitting module 603.
The receiving module 601 is configured to receive at least one policy and charging control PCC rule of a service data flow SDF level, where each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule includes a guaranteed bit rate GBR of a corresponding SDF; a determining module 602, configured to aggregate the at least one PCC rule to a QoS flow, and determine a first flow guaranteed bit rate, GFBR, and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR; a sending module 603, configured to send the first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS stream to the access network AN.
Optionally, the determining module 602 is configured to: determining adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the GBR; or if some PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further include a candidate GBR of a corresponding SDF, determining adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the GBR and the candidate GBR; or if each PCC rule of the at least one PCC rule further includes a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, determining adaptive bitrate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the candidate GBR.
Optionally, the receiving module 601 is further configured to receive first adjustment information or second adjustment information sent by AN access network AN after sending a QoS flow requirement of the QoS flow and adaptive code rate adjustment information to the AN; the determining module is further configured to determine a second GFBR based on the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information, where the second GFBR is a GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and a value of the second GFBR is smaller than a value of the first GFBR; and determining a PCC rule needing to be deleted or updated based on the second GFBR; if the PCC rule needing to be updated determined by the SMF entity comprises the candidate GBR, the SMF entity adjusts the GBR of the PCC rule needing to be updated into the candidate GBR.
EXAMPLE six
Based on the same inventive concept, referring to fig. 7, another communication apparatus provided by the embodiment of the present invention may be AN auxiliary access network AN connected to AN access network AN. The communication apparatus may include a receiving module 701, an adjusting module 702, and a transmitting module 703.
The receiving module 701 is configured to receive a first stream guaranteed bit rate GFBR and adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS stream sent by AN access network AN; wherein the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR; AN adjusting module 702, configured to adjust a first GFBR of the QoS flow to a second GFBR based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR, and a value of the second GFBR is less than a value of the first GFBR; a sending module 703, configured to send adjustment information to the AN.
EXAMPLE seven
Referring to fig. 8, the computer apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention further includes a processor 801 and a memory 802, where the processor 801 is configured to implement the steps of the method for adjusting QoS according to an embodiment of the present invention when executing a computer program stored in the memory 802.
Optionally, the processor 801 may specifically be a central processing unit, an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), one or more Integrated circuits for controlling program execution, a hardware Circuit developed by using a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), or a baseband processor.
Optionally, processor 801 may include at least one processing core.
Optionally, the electronic device further includes a Memory 802, and the Memory 802 may include a Read Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), and a disk Memory. The memory 802 is used for storing data required by the processor 801 during operation. The number of the memories 802 is one or more.
Example eight
The embodiment of the present invention further provides a computer-readable storage medium, where the computer-readable storage medium stores computer instructions, and when the computer instructions are run on a computer, the steps of the method for adjusting QoS according to the embodiment of the present invention may be implemented.
In the embodiment of the present invention, it should be understood that the method for adjusting QoS and the communication apparatus can be implemented in other manners. For example, the above-described embodiments of the apparatus are merely illustrative, and for example, a division of a unit is merely a logical division, and an actual implementation may have another division, for example, a plurality of units or components may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be omitted, or not executed. In addition, the shown or discussed mutual coupling or direct coupling or communication connection may be an indirect coupling or communication connection through some interfaces, devices or units, and may be in an electrical or other form.
The functional units in the embodiments of the present invention may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may be an independent physical module.
The integrated unit, if implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as a stand-alone product, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, all or part of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention may be embodied in the form of a software product, which is stored in a storage medium and includes instructions for causing a computer device, such as a personal computer, a server, or a network device, or a Processor (Processor), to execute all or part of the steps of the methods of the embodiments of the present invention. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or an optical disk, and other various media capable of storing program codes.
The above embodiments are only used to describe the technical solutions of the present invention in detail, but the above embodiments are only used to help understanding the method of the embodiments of the present invention, and should not be construed as limiting the embodiments of the present invention. Variations or substitutions that may be readily apparent to one skilled in the art are intended to be included within the scope of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. A method for adjusting quality of service (QoS), the method comprising:
AN access network AN receives a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by a session management function SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR;
when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value for a first GFBR of the QoS stream or is a list of candidate GFBRs for the first GFBR; wherein the candidate GFBR value is less than the value of the first GFBR, the list of candidate GFBRs including at least one GFBR value.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value for a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the AN adjusting the first GFBR to a second GFBR comprises:
the AN adjusts the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
4. The method of claim 2, wherein when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a list of candidate GFBRs for the first GFBR, the AN adjusting the first GFBR to a second GFBR comprises:
the AN determines a second GFBR from the candidate GFBR list based on AN algorithm of the AN, and adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR; or
The AN determines a second GFBR based on the code rate adjustment priority of each GFBR value in the at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list and adjusts the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
5. The method of any one of claims 1-4, wherein after the AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, comprising:
the AN sends first adjustment information to the SMF entity; or
And the AN sends second adjustment information to the SMF entity, wherein the second adjustment information comprises the second GFBR.
6. The method of any of claims 2-4, wherein the AN adjusting the first GFBR to a second GFBR comprises:
and if the wireless resource of the AN is less than the wireless resource required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information, releasing the QoS flow by the AN, and sending indication information for releasing the QoS flow to the SMF entity.
7. A method for adjusting quality of service (QoS), the method comprising:
a Session Management Function (SMF) entity receives at least one Policy and Charging Control (PCC) rule of a Service Data Flow (SDF) level, wherein each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule comprises a Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) of a corresponding SDF;
the SMF entity aggregates the at least one PCC rule to a QoS flow and determines a first flow guaranteed bit rate (GFBR) and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR;
and the SMF entity sends the first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to AN access network AN.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the SMF entity determining adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow comprises:
the SMF entity determining adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the GBR; or
If a part of PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further comprises a candidate GBR of a corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the GBR and the candidate GBR; or
If each PCC rule of the at least one PCC rule further comprises a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, the SMF entity determines the adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the candidate GBR.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein after the SMF entity sends the QoS flow requirements and adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow to AN access network AN, the method comprises:
the SMF entity receives first adjustment information or second adjustment information sent by the AN;
the SMF entity determines a second GFBR based on the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information, wherein the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and the value of the second GFBR is smaller than that of the first GFBR;
the SMF entity determines a PCC rule needing to be deleted or updated based on the second GFBR; if the PCC rule needing to be updated determined by the SMF entity comprises the candidate GBR, the SMF entity adjusts the GBR of the PCC rule needing to be updated into the candidate GBR.
10. A method for adjusting quality of service (QoS), the method comprising:
the auxiliary access network AN receives first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by the access network AN; wherein the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR;
when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by a first GFBR of the QoS flow, the auxiliary AN adjusts the first GFBR to a second GFBR, the value of which is less than the value of the first GFBR, based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information;
the auxiliary AN sends adjustment information to the AN.
11. A communication apparatus, characterized in that the communication apparatus comprises:
the receiving module is used for receiving a first flow guaranteed bit rate (GFBR) and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow sent by the SMF entity; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR;
and the adjusting module is used for adjusting the first GFBR to a second GFBR when the wireless resources of the AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR of the QoS stream, wherein the second GFBR is the GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjusting information, and the value of the second GFBR is less than that of the first GFBR.
12. The communications apparatus of claim 11, wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value for a first GFBR of the QoS stream or is a list of candidate GFBRs for the first GFBR; wherein the candidate GFBR value is less than the value of the first GFBR, the list of candidate GFBRs including at least one GFBR value.
13. The communications apparatus of claim 12, wherein when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a candidate GFBR value for a first GFBR of the QoS stream, the adjustment module is to:
adjusting the first GFBR to the candidate GFBR value.
14. The communications apparatus of claim 12, wherein when the adaptive code rate adjustment information is a list of candidate GFBRs for the first GFBR, the adjustment module is configured to:
determining a second GFBR from the candidate GFBR list based on an algorithm of the second GFBR, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR; or
Determining a second GFBR based on the code rate adjustment priority of each GFBR value in the at least one GFBR value of the candidate GFBR list, and adjusting the first GFBR to the second GFBR.
15. The communication device according to any of claims 11-14, wherein the communication device further comprises:
a sending module, configured to send first adjustment information to the SMF entity after the first GFBR is adjusted to a second GFBR; or is configured to send second adjustment information to the SMF entity, where the second adjustment information includes the second GFBR.
16. The communication device of any of claims 12-14, wherein the communication device further comprises:
and a releasing device, configured to release the QoS flow and send indication information for releasing the QoS flow to the SMF entity if the radio resource of the AN is smaller than the radio resource required by any candidate GFBR value in the adaptive code rate adjustment information.
17. A communication apparatus, characterized in that the communication apparatus comprises:
a receiving module, configured to receive at least one policy and charging control PCC rule at a service data flow SDF level, where each PCC rule in the at least one PCC rule includes a guaranteed bit rate GBR of a corresponding SDF;
a determining module, configured to aggregate the at least one PCC rule to a QoS flow, and determine a first flow guaranteed bit rate, GFBR, and adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow; wherein the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used to adjust the first GFBR;
and the sending module is used for sending the first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and the self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow to the access network AN.
18. The communications apparatus of claim 17, wherein the determination module is configured to:
determining adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow based on the GBR; or
If a part of PCC rules in the at least one PCC rule further comprise candidate GBRs of corresponding SDFs, determining adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the GBRs and the candidate GBRs; or
If each PCC rule of the at least one PCC rule further comprises a candidate GBR of the corresponding SDF, determining adaptive code rate adjustment information of the QoS flow based on the candidate GBR.
19. The communications apparatus of claim 18, wherein the receiving module is further configured to receive first adjustment information or second adjustment information sent by AN Access Network (AN) after sending QoS flow requirements and adaptive code rate adjustment information for the QoS flow to the AN;
the determining module is further configured to determine a second GFBR based on the first adjustment information or the second adjustment information, where the second GFBR is a GFBR determined by the AN according to the adaptive code rate adjustment information, and a value of the second GFBR is smaller than a value of the first GFBR; and determining a PCC rule needing to be deleted or updated based on the second GFBR; if the PCC rule needing to be updated determined by the SMF entity comprises the candidate GBR, the SMF entity adjusts the GBR of the PCC rule needing to be updated into the candidate GBR.
20. A communication apparatus, wherein the communication apparatus is connected to AN access network AN, the communication apparatus comprising:
the receiving module is used for receiving a first flow guaranteed bit rate GFBR and self-adaptive code rate adjustment information of a QoS flow sent by AN access network AN; wherein the auxiliary AN is connected with the AN, and the adaptive code rate adjustment information is used for adjusting the first GFBR;
AN adjusting module, configured to adjust a first GFBR of the QoS flow to a second GFBR based on the adaptive code rate adjustment information when the wireless resources of the auxiliary AN are less than the wireless resources required by the first GFBR, a value of the second GFBR being less than a value of the first GFBR;
a sending module, configured to send adjustment information to the AN.
21. A computer arrangement, characterized in that the computer arrangement comprises a processor for implementing the method according to any one of claims 1-10 when executing a computer program stored in a memory.
22. A computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon computer instructions which, when executed on a computer, cause the computer to perform the method of any one of claims 1-10.
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