Device Assisted Services (DAS) for protecting network capacity is provided. In some embodiments, DAS for protecting network capacity includes monitoring a network service usage activity of the communications device in network communication; classifying the network service usage activity for differential network access control for protecting network capacity; and associating the network service usage activity with a network service usage control policy based on a classification of the network service usage activity to facilitate differential network access control for protecting network capacity.

A method, operational at a device, includes receiving at least one packet belonging to a first set of packets of a packet flow marked with an identification value, determining that the at least one packet is marked with the identification value, determining to change a quality of service (QoS) treatment of packets belonging to the first set of packets marked with the identification value that are yet to be received, and sending a request to change the QoS treatment of packets belonging to the first set of packets marked with the identification value that are yet to be received to trigger a different QoS treatment of packets within the packet flow, responsive to determining to change the QoS treatment. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also claimed and described.

A method, operational at a device, includes receiving at least one packet belonging to a first set of packets of a packet flow marked with an identification value, determining that the at least one packet is marked with the identification value, determining to change a quality of service (QoS) treatment of packets belonging to the first set of packets marked with the identification value that are yet to be received, and sending a request to change the QoS treatment of packets belonging to the first set of packets marked with the identification value that are yet to be received to trigger a different QoS treatment of packets within the packet flow, responsive to determining to change the QoS treatment. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also claimed and described.

An information handling system for providing comprehensive remote authorized access to multiple equipment in a datacenter. A mobile device security credential is first authenticated before access information is configured in the mobile device using a short-range wireless interface. The configured access information is mapped to the equipment and the corresponding access token and encryption keys from the equipment are received by the mobile device. The mobile device uses the access token and the encryption keys to simultaneously access the equipment through a long-range wireless interface. The simultaneous access includes parallel accessing of the equipment at a next accessing instance without requiring re-authentication. With the accessed equipment, the mobile device manages the accessed equipment based on the configured access information.

Device group partitions and a settlement platform are provided. In some embodiments, device group partitions (e.g., partitions of devices based on associated device groups) are provided. In some embodiments, a settlement platform service is provided. In some embodiments, a settlement platform service is provided for partitioned devices. In some embodiments, collecting device generated service usage information for one or more devices in wireless communication on a wireless network; and aggregating the device generated service usage information for a settlement platform for the one or more devices in wireless communication on the wireless network is provided. In some embodiments, a settlement platform implements a service billing allocation and/or a service/transactional revenue share among one or more partners. In some embodiments, service usage information includes micro-CDRs, which are used for CDR mediation or reconciliation that provides for service usage accounting on any device activity that is desired. In some embodiments, each device activity that is desired to be associated with a billing event is assigned a micro-CDR transaction code, and a service processor of the device is programmed to account for that activity associated with that transaction code. In some embodiments, a service processor executing on a wireless communications device periodically reports (e.g., during each heartbeat or based on any other periodic, push, and/or pull communication technique(s)) micro-CDR usage measures to, for example, a service controller or some other network element for CDR mediation or reconciliation.

The present disclosure generally pertains to a communication network node having circuitry configured to: request a home mobility service provider to allow a roaming mobility service for a passenger which is located in a mobility service area of a roaming mobility service provider.

A network device receives, from a requester, an access token request associated with subscribing a consumer network function (NF) to a resource provided by a producer NF, where the access token request includes a notification identifier identifying where the consumer NF is to receive content and/or notifications, associated with the resource, from the producer NF. The network device validates the requester and generates an access token and an access token response based on successfully validating the requester. The network device signs the notification identifier as a component of the access token response and sends the access token response, with the signed notification identifier, to the requester for use in requesting a subscription to the resource for the consumer NF from the producer NF.

Access credentials for a user of each of the plurality of stations connecting to the Wi-Fi network are forwarded to a RADIUS server. In response to the forwarded access credentials, priority-token values derived from the access credentials of the connecting users for storage in association with a MAC address of each of the plurality of stations, are received from the RADIUS and stored. Priority-token values responsive to detecting multiple users of at least two different priorities needing to access the Wi-Fi network. Available subcarriers are allocated based on the priority-token values for data transmissions.

Access credentials for a user of each of the plurality of stations connecting to the Wi-Fi network are forwarded to a RADIUS server. In response to the forwarded access credentials, priority-token values derived from the access credentials of the connecting users for storage in association with a MAC address of each of the plurality of stations, are received from the RADIUS and stored. Priority-token values responsive to detecting multiple users of at least two different priorities needing to access the Wi-Fi network. Available subcarriers are allocated based on the priority-token values for data transmissions.

According to an example aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus configured to function as a network function repository, and transmit to a network function consumer an access token authorizing access to a service provided by a network function producer, the access token comprising an at least one of: indication of a fully qualified domain name of the network function consumer, an indication of a domain from which access to the network function producer is allowed and an indication of a stand-alone non-public network from which access to the network function producer is allowed.