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Core Network Function Placement in Mobile Networks

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An isolated base station is a base station having no connection to a traditional core network. To provide services to users, an isolated base station is co-located with an entity providing the same functionalities as the traditional core network, referred to as Local EPC. In order to cover wider areas, several base stations are interconnected, forming a network that should be served by a single Local EPC. In this work, we tackle the Local EPC placement problem in the network, to determine with which of the base stations the Local EPC must be co-located. We propose a novel centrality metric, flow centrality, which measures the capacity of a node to receive the total amount of flows in the network. We show that co-locating the Local EPC with the base station having the maximum flow centrality maximizes the total amount of traffic the Local EPC can receive from all base stations, under certain capacity and load distribution constraints. We compare the flow centrality to other state of the art centrality metrics, and emphasize its advantages.
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hal-01573380 , version 1 (09-08-2017)

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Jad Oueis, Vania Conan, Damien Lavaux, Razvan Stanica, Fabrice Valois. Core Network Function Placement in Mobile Networks. PIMRC 2017 - IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications, Oct 2017, Montreal, Canada. pp.5. ⟨hal-01573380⟩
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