Abstract: A wireless network system is described. In some scenarios MME/MSC/SGSN may act as a client which has huge amount of real-time data to be delivered towards server. For this speedy and reliable delivery requirement, a approach has been proposed which will use multiple parallel HTTP connections for delivery and also make sure that the events related to a particular node is delivered in right order. The multiple HTTP connections are used for parallel delivery so that in case one connections fails then it may not impact other existing connections. The number of connections may grow dynamically up to the configured limit depending on the data delivery requirements and then it may dynamically shrink once the load is reduced. A key based approach is proposed where each connected node will be assigned a unique key which will be used for sequencing the messages related to events of this particular node.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for client-server reconciliation for wireless telecommunication networks, comprising: determining, by a client system in a Radio Access Network (RAN) connected to a server in the RAN, a need for reconciliation with the server; terminating an HTTP connection; flushing a buffer; creating a current snapshot of the client system; sending the current snapshot to the server with an identifier for a particular server process; buffering a message at the client during reconciliation; sending a reconciliation complete message to the server to indicate that process has been completed and all the data from the client has been delivered to the server; and sending, by the client after the reconciliation is complete, the message that was buffered during the reconciliation to the server.