A method includes receiving, by a first Bluetooth device, an identity resolving key (IRK) from a server, and generating a resolvable private address based on the IRK. The method further includes sending, by the first Bluetooth device, a broadcast message. The broadcast message includes the resolvable private address. The resolvable private address is successfully verified by a second Bluetooth device pre-configured with the IRK.

A method includes receiving, by a central device over a wireless communication link, a first advertising packet from a first satellite device; receiving, by the central device over the wireless communication link, a second advertising packet from a second satellite device; determining a first location of the first satellite device responsive to a first wireless localization value of the first advertising packet; and assigning, by the central device, a first network address to the first satellite device responsive to the determined first location.

Correlating devices and clients across addresses may be provided. A first address associated with a client device may be received. When the client device is not connected to a network, first location data associated with the first address may be obtained using a passive technique. A second address and second location data associated with the second address may then be obtained using an active technique. It may then be determined that the first location data and the second location data correlate. In response to determining that the first location data and the second location data correlate, it may be determined that the client device has changed from the first address to the second address.

A technique for operating a mobile station as wireless local-area network [“WLAN”] gateway. The mobile station is provided with a gateway application to control the following operations: activating (3-0) the WLAN means as a WLAN base station capable of communicating with at least one WLAN terminal over a WLAN network; creating a network identifier (3-2, 3-4) for the WLAN base station; assigning (3-8, 3-10) an internet protocol address for the at least one WLAN terminal; resolving domain name service [“DNS”] queries (3-12 . . . 3-18) in cooperation with an external DNS service system; assigning at least one port number for each protocol supported by the gateway application; and tunneling internet traffic (3-30 . . . 3-36) between the at least one WLAN terminal and an internet host over the broadband connection.

A system for automatically assigning sequential identification values to networked nodes, such as accessory modules within a storage and dispensing enclosure. The system includes a host controller communicating with client controllers via both a shared, multi-drop communications bus and an initial segment of a daisy-chained, point-to-point communications bus. The host controller issues a token to a first client controller via the point-to-point bus, then queries the client controllers, receives a reply from the client controller having the token (associating that controller with a sequential identification value), and commands passing of the token, each via the multi-drop bus. The client controllers receive the token and query via the respective busses and, if that controller has the token, reply to the query via the multi-drop bus, as well as receive the command and, if that controller has the token, pass the token via the point-to-point bus to a subsequent controller.

A CPE receives, over a first connection with a wireless network, a network-assigned prefix for the CPE. The CPE creates a prefix based on a subset of bits from the network assigned prefix. The CPE transmits, over a second connection with a LAN router device, the prefix created by the CPE as a WAN prefix for the LAN router device and the network assigned prefix as a LAN prefix for the LAN router device.

Disclosed are various embodiments for extending cloud-based virtual private networks to user equipment on radio-based networks. In one embodiment, a request is received from a client device for service from a radio-based network. The client device is provided with access to a virtual private cloud network through the radio-based network in response to receiving the request from the client device for service from the radio-based network. Encapsulated network traffic is forwarded from the client device to the virtual private cloud network via a network link between the radio-based network and a cloud provider network that hosts one or more resources on the virtual private cloud network.

An information processing apparatus for controlling a plurality of nodes mutually coupled via a plurality of cables, the apparatus includes: a memory; a processor coupled to the memory, the processor being configured to cause a first node to execute first processing to extract coupling relationship between the plurality of nodes, the first node being one of the plurality of nodes, being sequentially allocated from each of the plurality of nodes, the first processing including executing allocation processing that allocates unique coordinate information to the first node and allocates common coordinate information to nodes excluding the first node; executing transmission processing that causes the first node to transmit first information to each of the cables coupled to the first node; and executing identification processing that identifies a node having received the first information as neighboring node coupled to one of the plurality of cables coupled to the first node.

A system includes a conditioning circuit, resistors connected to pins of the conditioning circuit, and measurement sensors connected to pins of the conditioning circuit. The conditioning circuit is configured to determine resistance values of the resistors and to determine a set of addresses for the measurement sensors based upon a combination of the resistance values of the resistors.

The following description is directed to configuring gateways in computer networks. For example, a method includes receiving a first request from a client associated with a configurable network. The first request can request associating a set of network addresses assigned to the configurable network to a gateway. A second request can be received from a client associated with the gateway. The second request can request accepting the association of the first request. It can be determined that the set of network addresses do not overlap with a network address space that is accessible using the gateway. Routing information can be generated for the gateway. The generated routing information can be used to configure the gateway for forwarding network packets between the client private network and the configurable network.