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A radio link adapter for wireless transmission of multimedia data through a communication link between a radio access network (RAN) and a mobile station (MS), is provided. The information flow is constantly monitored to determine an information element (IE) type of service requirements and for alloc

A radio link adapter for wireless transmission of multimedia data through a communication link between a radio access network (RAN) and a mobile station (MS), is provided. The information flow is constantly monitored to determine an information element (IE) type of service requirements and for allocating paired radio link adapters (RLAs) designed to fit the respective type of service requirements. A connection end may be initially established in the RAN or in the MS. An analyser monitors the link, detects the type of service (ToS) required, and dynamically allocates the appropriate type of RLA to the connection. There is no need to recreate the connection when selecting the adapter for transporting various types of services and therefore, the transport of the information flow of a specific ToS over the communication link is optimized, while maintaining the end-to-end quality of service (QoS).

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A radio link adapter for wireless transmission of multimedia data through a communication link between a radio access network (RAN) and a mobile station (MS), is provided. The information flow is constantly monitored to determine an information element (IE) type of service requirements and for alloc

A radio link adapter for wireless transmission of multimedia data through a communication link between a radio access network (RAN) and a mobile station (MS), is provided. The information flow is constantly monitored to determine an information element (IE) type of service requirements and for allocating paired radio link adapters (RLAs) designed to fit the respective type of service requirements. A connection end may be initially established in the RAN or in the MS. An analyser monitors the link, detects the type of service (ToS) required, and dynamically allocates the appropriate type of RLA to the connection. There is no need to recreate the connection when selecting the adapter for transporting various types of services and therefore, the transport of the information flow of a specific ToS over the communication link is optimized, while maintaining the end-to-end quality of service (QoS). Client/Server Software as the most extensive upgrade of the product since 1980s. It incorporates onject tech. Inoue et al., "Secure Mobile IP Using Security Primitives", IEEE 1997. Chapman, D. Brent et al., "Building Internet Firewalls", Nov. 1995, O'Reilly & Associates, p. 58. He, Taniguchi, "Internet Traffic Control and Management Architecture", IEEE, Oct. 22-24, 1998, pp. s46-03-1--s46-03-5. Sixth International Conference on Network Protocols, IEEE, Technical Communication Services, Oct. 13-16, 1998, Table of Contents. Markovich, Robert, "WAN Service Level Management Could Keep Your Feet Out of the Fire, Ensure Carriers Dilligence", Network World, Jul. 7, 1997. Biggs, M., "Help for the Web enhances customer support, reduces help desk load"Inforworld, Jun. 16, 1997, v. 19, No. 24, pp. 82+. Burch, B., "AT&T, MCI to release new management tools", Network World, Jan. 17, 1994, p. 19. Low, C., "Integrating Communication Services", IEEE Communication Magazine, Jun. 1997, pp. 164-169. "McAfee's New `Self-Service` Help Desk Web Suite Makes PCs Help Desk-Ready", Newswire Association Inc., Oc