Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for conducting a network traffic simulation using hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) archive (HAR) data are disclosed. One method includes receiving HAR file information generated by a web client entity in a test environment, utilizing at least a portion of the HAR file information to generate one or more HTTP transaction test definitions, and utilizing the one or more HTTP transaction test definitions to generate an associated web application server emulation used for performing a test on a system under test (SUT). The method further includes utilizing the web application server emulation to generate a plurality of test packets and generating associated performance metric data representative of the SUT in response to the SUT processing the plurality of test packets.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for conducting a network traffic simulation using hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) archive (HAR) data are disclosed. One method includes receiving HAR file information generated by a web client entity in a test environment, utilizing at least a portion of the HAR file information to generate one or more HTTP transaction test definitions, and utilizing the one or more HTTP transaction test definitions to generate an associated web application server emulation used for performing a test on a system under test (SUT). The method further includes utilizing the web application server emulation to generate a plurality of test packets and generating associated performance metric data representative of the SUT in response to the SUT processing the plurality of test packets.

Abstract: According to one method, the method occurs at a network node configured to relay network message information or derivative information to avoid resource contentions between user equipment (UE). The method includes receiving a first temporary UE identifier (TUEI) associated with a first UE for requesting a radio resource within a serving cell; assigning, using the first TUEI, the radio resource to the first UE; generating, using at least a conversion algorithm, a second value based on the first TUEI, wherein the second value has a higher entropy characteristic than the first TUEI, thereby reducing the likelihood of the second value including an encoded message decodable by a second UE when relayed by the network node; and broadcasting a message including the second value to a plurality of UEs including the second UE.

Abstract: According to one method, the method occurs at a network node configured to relay network message information or derivative information to avoid resource contentions between user equipment (UE). The method includes receiving a first temporary UE identifier (TUEI) associated with a first UE for requesting a radio resource within a serving cell; assigning, using the first TUEI, the radio resource to the first UE; generating, using at least a conversion algorithm, a second value based on the first TUEI, wherein the second value has a higher entropy characteristic than the first TUEI, thereby reducing the likelihood of the second value including an encoded message decodable by a second UE when relayed by the network node; and broadcasting a message including the second value to a plurality of UEs including the second UE.