Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Aruba Networks, Inc.

Ankur Kamthe

Berend Dunsbergen

Jian Dong

Gaurav Patwardhan

Ben Dunsbergen

Eldad Perahia

Kairo Cesar Pinto Tavares

Shruthi Koundinya

Peter Charles Mytton Thornycroft

Bhushan Gopala Reddy

Systems and methods are provided for receiving, from an access point, attributes of an Internet of Things (IoT) device connected to the access point, determining a stored device, in a database of a server, sharing a subset of the attributes of the IoT device, and generating a code bundle based on the subset of the shared attributes between the stored device and the IoT device.

Customized code bundle to enable secure communication from internet of things devices at wireless networks

Examples described herein relate to configuration of access points including Internet-of-Things (IoT) radio. An access point identifier list is received from a network administration node in a network. Each access point identifier in the access point identifier list is uniquely associated with an access point, which includes an IoT radio. A first rules list is received from the network administration node. Each rule in the first rules list indicates a constraint and access point configuration values. An objective function is used to identify access point identifiers satisfying one or more of the constraints in the rules. The access points associated with the identified access point identifiers are configured with the access point configuration values as indicated in the rules.

Configuration of an access point including an internet-of-things (IoT) radio

A beacon sensor device may include a communication resource to transmit a plurality of advertisement types. Each of the plurality of advertisement types may include a plurality of advertisement frames. The communication resource may further receive a connection request from a network device. The beacon sensor device may further include a processing resource and a memory resource storing machine-readable instructions. The machine-readable instructions may cause the processing resource to determine that the connection request is made in response to the transmission of a particular advertisement type of the plurality of advertisement type. The instructions may further cause the processing resource to determine the active services associated with the particular advertisement type and enable the services associated with the particular advertisement type.

Beacon sensor advertisement frame

Examples described herein include receiving from a first remote access device a first file comprising an attribute profile of a first Bluetooth low energy device. In some examples, the attribute profile may include a service and a characteristic associated with the service. Examples also include storing the first file in a manner associated with the first Bluetooth low energy device, providing a service that allows for a client device to perform a number of operations on the characteristic in the attribute profile, receiving a requested operation out of the number of operations, and transmitting the requested operation to the first remote access device. The client device may be remote from the first Bluetooth low energy device.

Bluetooth low energy devices

An example computing device, comprising: a processing resource; and a memory resource storing machine readable instructions to cause the processing resource to: determine when known pattern indicates a pattern of a Bluetooth low energy (BLE) signal in relation to a channel to be occupied by the BLE signal; and adjust a channel for a wireless local area network (WLAN) transmission based on the determination.

Bluetooth low energy signal patterns

Example implementations relate to beacon sensor device state transition. In some examples, a beacon sensor device can include a communication resource and a processing resource. In some examples, the beacon sensor device can include a memory resource storing machine readable instructions to cause the processing resource to perform at particular, non-uniform time intervals, a plurality of scans of a same duration of other beacon sensor devices within a same network as the beacon sensor device for a state transition notification. In response to the communication resource detecting the state transition notification, the beacon sensor device can be transitioned to a state corresponding to the state transition notification in some examples.

Bluetooth low energy device state transition

Example method includes: reporting, by a network device, a detection of a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon message from a first BLE device deployed in a wireless local area network (WLAN) serving a plurality of tenants; receiving, by the network device, information about a first tenant assigned to the first BLE device from a server; determining, by the network device, a first universally unique identifier (UUID) uniquely corresponding to the first tenant; and configuring, by the network device, the first BLE device to broadcast a first plurality of BLE beacon messages using the first UUID, wherein a second and different BLE device deployed in the WLAN is configured to broadcast a second plurality of BLE beacon messages using a second UUID that is different from the first UUID, the second UUID uniquely corresponding to a second tenant different from the first tenant in the plurality of tenants.

Transmitting traffic from bluetooth low energy clients associated with different universally unique identifiers

Example implementations relate to beacon sensor based network fingerprints. For example, a location analytics device for beacon sensor based network fingerprints may include a processing resource and a memory resource storing readable instructions. The instructions may cause the processing resource to receive signal strength readings from a plurality of access points (APs) for transmissions originating from a target client device, compare the received signal strength readings for the target client device, to a beacon sensor based network fingerprint generated from a reference client device, and determine a location of the target client device based on the comparison of the received signal strength and the beacon sensor based network fingerprint.

Beacon sensor based network fingerprint

The present disclosure discloses a method and network device for provisioning access point bandwidth based on predetermined events. The disclosed system identifies a pattern for one or more devices over a period of time, the pattern indicating that the one or more devices (a) connect to a particular access point at a particular time of day, or (b) are located near the particular access point at the particular time of day. Prior or approximately the particular time, the disclosed system facilitates at least one client device associated with the particular access point to associate with a second and different access point. The disclosed system then provides, by the particular access point to the one or more devices, access to network resources.

Provisioning access point bandwidth based on predetermined events

According to one embodiment, a method for suppressing erroneous alert messages for suspected network attacks comprises a first operation of determining an intrusion event. This may be conducted at a first network device. Then, the intrusion event is verified prior to transmission of the alert message. The verification may be conducted at a second network device. Thereafter, transmission of the alert message is suppressed in response to verifying that the intrusion event has been erroneously determined.

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Ankur Kamthe