Abstract:
The invention concerns the transfer of messages using an UDP transport. A typical example is offered by the SNMP messages, used to perform the communication (Cl, C2) between manager units (M, M') and agent units (A, A') within a system for the management of data communication networks, such as internet. The payload of messages and preferably the messages as a whole shall undergo a compression operation based on the recognition of sequences that periodically appear in the message.
Abstract:
The present invention is related to a system for simulating the behaviour of a telecommunications network for mobile radio apparatuses and to the relating method. The system comprises an integrated simulation environment (30) having a modular structure based on interchangeable objects, that comprise a simulation engine (31) and a plurality of devices (34) representative of apparatuses as well as physical elements of the network. By virtue of its structure based on objects which are interchangeable and capable of being selectively activated, the system allows the simulation of networks for high complexity mobile radio apparatuses in terms of quantity of apparatuses and type of systems or networks. The system is easily expansible as a function of both the variation of the system or network types and the technological implementations available on the market.
Abstract:
A database (BD) is created that collects a first set of positions that can be occupied by at least one terminal (T) relative to a given point in the network (BS) as well as a second set of profiles in module and phase over time of wave forms that can be received in the aforesaid given point (BS) following the emission of an impulsive signal by the aforesaid terminal (T) when the terminal is located in a respective position relative to the given point (BS). To proceed with the locating action, an impulsive signal (P) is selectively generated, starting from the terminal (T), which signal is received in the given point (BS) with a determined time profile. The position occupied by the terminal (T) upon emitting the impulsive signal (P) is identified as the position that in the database (BD) identifies the corresponding profile, i.e. the profile that best approximates the profile of the received wave form.