Mobile broadband users are starting to extend bandwidth demands in access networks, largely because video content has increased. In access networks, application knowledge can be used to improve the consistency of end-customer experience. In this analysis, we use client-side knowledge to achieve a supenor distribution of resources to boost user Quality of Experience (QoE). As customer happmess is directly based on QoE and maximizing QuoS does not always maximize QoE, we stress the system's QoE rather than the quality of operation, as this education demonstrates. A table with client application details is stored on the SDN controller and modified every month a large application packet is sent. The table includes the latest first-person shooter (FPS) information, and all video clients have resolution information. We deliver application-aware assets distribution systems on an mactive optical Ethernet system that supports multiple accesses through wireless. Wired customers are operatmg video-conferencing applications via cognitive radio networks. Numerical findings indicate that the framework capable of producing up boost QoE for wired and wireless communication systems. © 2023 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.