Patent classifications
H04M15/31
VALIDATING INTERNATIONAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT IDENTITY (IMEI) IN MOBILE NETWORKS
A control plane entity can perform validation checks to confirm the validity of a device identifier, for example, an international mobile equipment identity (IMEI), received from a user equipment (UE) during registration of the UE with a communication network. In one aspect, the control plane entity can verify that the IMEI conforms to a defined format; for example, the IMEI is fifteen digits long, does not comprise alphabets and/or symbols, and/or comprises a valid type allocation code (TAC) of eight decimal digits, etc. The validation of the IMEI can reduce errors in billing that can otherwise result in revenue loss for the service provider.
SECURE, DISTRIBUTED HIERARCHICAL CONVERGENCE NETWORK
A facility for performing employing multiple frequencies in a secure distributed hierarchical convergence network is described. The facility receives a signal in a first frequency, converts the received signal to an internal representation, applies a business rule to the converted signal, and, when the business rule indicates that the signal should be transmitted in a second frequency, causes the internal representation of the signal to be translated to a second frequency and transmitted in the second frequency.
Validating international mobile equipment identity (IMEI) in mobile networks
A control plane entity can perform validation checks to confirm the validity of a device identifier, for example, an international mobile equipment identity (IMEI), received from a user equipment (UE) during registration of the UE with a communication network. In one aspect, the control plane entity can verify that the IMEI conforms to a defined format; for example, the IMEI is fifteen digits long, does not comprise alphabets and/or symbols, and/or comprises a valid type allocation code (TAC) of eight decimal digits, etc. The validation of the IMEI can reduce errors in billing that can otherwise result in revenue loss for the service provider.
Distributed backup of unshipped charging data records
A first charging data record (CDR) generating node can receive charging server information and available CDR storage information from a second CDR generating node. The first CDR generating node can detect that the charging server is unavailable to receive CDRs from the first CDR generating node. The first CDR generating node can also determine that a CDR storage area corresponding to the first CDR generating node should not be used to store additional CDRs. The first CDR generating node can also select the second CDR generating node for storing the additional CDRs that are generated by the first CDR generating node. The second CDR generating node can be selected based at least in part on the charging server information and the available CDR storage information. The first CDR generating node can cause at least one CDR to be sent to the second CDR generating node.
VALIDATING INTERNATIONAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT IDENTITY (IMEI) IN MOBILE NETWORKS
A control plane entity can perform validation checks to confirm the validity of a device identifier, for example, an international mobile equipment identity (IMEI), received from a user equipment (UE) during registration of the UE with a communication network. In one aspect, the control plane entity can verify that the IMEI conforms to a defined format; for example, the IMEI is fifteen digits long, does not comprise alphabets and/or symbols, and/or comprises a valid type allocation code (TAC) of eight decimal digits, etc. The validation of the IMEI can reduce errors in billing that can otherwise result in revenue loss for the service provider
APPLICATION RELOCATION BETWEEN CLOUDS
Various communication systems may benefit from improved handover procedures. For example, certain handover procedures involving edge clouds in a 5G or LTE network may benefit from a more seamless handover during communication. A method may include receiving at a first application server located in a first cloud a handover notification that a user equipment is moving to a radio network being served by a second application server located in a second cloud, where the application server is running an application session for the user equipment. The method may also include transferring the application session to the second application server.
Method and Device for Managing Heterogeneous Distributed Cloud Resources, Apparatus, and Computer-Readable Storage Medium
A method and a device for managing heterogeneous distributed cloud resources, an apparatus, and a computer-readable storage medium are provided. The method for managing heterogeneous distributed cloud resources, comprising: accessing the heterogeneous distributed cloud resources; creating a correspondence between cloud products and the heterogeneous distributed cloud resources, and publishing information of the cloud products; receiving an order of a user for a cloud product; determining heterogeneous distributed cloud resources corresponding to the cloud product ordered by the user according to the order of the user by using the correspondence between the cloud products and the heterogeneous distributed cloud resources; and accessing the determined heterogeneous distributed cloud resources corresponding to the cloud product ordered by the user, and creating the cloud product ordered by the user.
OPTIMIZED RESOURCE METERING IN A MULTI TENANTED DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEM
A method and system for automatically metering a distributed file system node is provided. The method includes receiving data associated with jobs for execution via a distributed file system. Characteristics of the jobs are uploaded and policy metrics data associated with hardware usage metering is retrieved. Resource requests associated with hardware resource usage are retrieved and attributes associated with the resource requests are uploaded. The policy metrics data is analyzed and a recommendation circuit is queried with respect to the resource requests. A set of metrics of the policy metrics data associated with the resource requests is determined and a machine learning circuit is updated. Utilized hardware resources are determined with respect to the hardware usage metering and said resource requests.
DISTRIBUTED ARCHITECTURE FOR DETERMINING PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS
System performance of a first information handling system may be adjusted based on system usage. Performance parameters may be determined by a second information handling system based on the system usage and may be used, by the first information handling system, to adjust system performance. Configuration of the first information handling system may thus be distributed to two or more tiers. The second information handling system can be more efficient with determining operating parameters for the first information handling system when the second system is not power limited, as when the first information handling system is a mobile device.
COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, COMMUNICATION METHOD, COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, AND NODE APPARATUS
A communication apparatus includes: a monitor configured to monitor a first communication amount in first communication between a first communication apparatus and a terminal apparatus and/or a second communication amount in second communication between a second communication apparatus and the terminal apparatus, the second communication apparatus performs communication with the terminal apparatus; and a transmitter configured to transmit information relating to monitoring result by the monitor to a communication control apparatus that is able to perform policy control and charging control.