A directional method to a server for cells transmitted by a module connected to a local mobile access network as well as a network of this type for implementing said method
CA 2218850 A1 · Owner: Quinquis, Jean-Paul · Inventors: Quinquis, Jean-Paul; Roussel, Olivier
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A directional method to a server for cells transmitted by a module connected to a local mobile access network as well as a network of this type for implementing said method. The invention concerns a directional method for a server for cells transmitted by a module attached to a local mobile area network as well as a network of this type for implementing said method. The directional method applies to a network which is comprised of a plurality of concentration stages and terminals linked to the low-level concentration stages, said network comprising servers respectively linked to concentration stages. This method is characterized therein that it consists of initially establishing permanent …
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