Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Bradley Kenyon

John I Ayers

Michael R Kelly

Anders H Askerup

Srinivas Chilukuri

Mark A Montz

Tiffany A Moore

Paul L Rozeboom

Mark A Gullett

James A Lamb

Rob Wayne Heldenbrand

Hans Anders Askerup

Jeffrey M Cameron

Mathew M Kaippallimalil

Mark R Nielson

Sharon Lim

Nabil F Salama

Douglas S Heim

Georg T Trimborn

Carlos Alberto Galamba Galvao

Lee B Valerius

John Brichacek

John H Pineda

One aspect can provide a system and method for enforcing a single-domain registration of a user equipment (UE) roaming across different provider networks. During operation, the system can receive, at a subscriber-management entity (SME) from a first service node within a first provider's network, a location-update message associated with the UE. The system can identify a second service node within a second provider's network with which the UE has a previous registration and query a subscriber-information database to determine whether a single-domain-registration feature is enabled at the SME for the UE. In response to determining that the single-domain-registration feature is enabled, the system can send a location-cancellation message to the second service node to cause the second service node to cancel the previous registration of the UE and register the UE at the SME.

Single-domain registration initiated cancellation

Examples herein redirect a message intended for a subscriber from a non-registered component to a home component. Examples disclose receiving, by the non-registered component, a message intended for the subscriber. The non-registered component is a component at which the subscriber did not register to gain network access. The non-registered component processes a data attribute within a profile corresponding to that subscriber. The data attribute indicates a home component at which the subscriber is registered to gain network access. The non-registered component redirects the message intended for the subscriber to the home component based on the data attribute.

Attribute indicating a home component of a subscriber

System and method for traffic surge control. A control message may be received for registering or managing a device in a network. A measure of a number of current control messages already being processed in the network may be retrieved. A condition may be retrieved, from among a plurality of conditions, that corresponds to the retrieved measure of current control messages, each condition defining different rules for discarding a control message of the same type and corresponding to one of a plurality of measures of current control messages. Based on whether or not the retrieved condition is met, the control message may be processed to register or manage the device or discarded.

System and method for traffic surge control

A wireless system including a first network protocol, a second network protocol, and an interoperability node. The interoperability node operable on the system to locate one or more stations within one or more of the first and second network protocols.

Locating stations between protocols

Systems, methodologies, media, and other embodiments associated with provisioning an internet protocol (IP) multimedia core network subsystem (IMS) are described. One exemplary system embodiment includes logic for provisioning an IMS charging database with charging data and logic for provisioning an IMS user database with user data. The exemplary system embodiment may also include logic for provisioning an IMS call session control function (CSCF) logic with data that relates a user to charging information based, at least in part, on a charging class of service (COS) identifier.

Charging database with class of service (COS)

Methods, computer readable media, and system embodiments are provided for messaging with proprietary attributes. A method embodiment includes storing a particular proprietary attribute for a mobile service feature in a datastore of a telecommunications system. The method includes receiving a configuration for a mobile service from a service provider to the datastore, the configuration including the mobile service feature. The method also includes transmitting a message for the mobile service from the datastore through the telecommunications system, the message including the particular proprietary attribute.

Messaging with proprietary attributes

Systems, methodologies, media, and other embodiments associated with provisioning an internet protocol (IP) multimedia core network subsystem (IMS) are described. One exemplary system embodiment includes logic for provisioning an IMS application server (AS) database with AS data and logic for provisioning an IMS user database with user data. The exemplary system embodiment may also include logic for provisioning an IMS initial filter criteria (IFC) database with data that relates a user to an AS based, at least in part, on an AS class of service (COS) identifier.

Application server (AS) database with class of service (COS)

Systems, methodologies, media, and other embodiments associated with provisioning an internet protocol (IP) multimedia sub-system (IMS) are described. One exemplary system embodiment includes logic for provisioning an IMS initial filter criteria (IFC) database with IFC data and logic for provisioning an IMS user database with user data. The exemplary system embodiment may also include logic for provisioning an IMS call session control function (CSCF) logic with data that relates user data to IFC data based, at least in part, on a class of service (COS) identifier.

Initial filter criteria (IFC) database with class of service (COS)

A wireless system including a first network protocol, a second network protocol, and an interoperability node. The interoperability node operable on the system to register a station pending registration at one of the network protocols.

Registering stations between protocols

Systems, methods, and devices for a database are provided. One database embodiment includes a set of executable instructions operable on the database. One or more database partitions are provided, each having a defined key range. The set of executable instructions is operable to reverse octets in variable length keys. A last digit in an odd-length key value, plus a pad, is placed in a dedicated octet to partition the variable length keys in the one or more database partitions.

Partitioning a database keyed with variable length keys

Systems, methods, and devices are provided in connection with a multiple protocol register. In one embodiment, a mobile subscriber database is provided. The mobile subscriber database includes a location register having a number of different network protocol capabilities. The location register is operable to process different network type messages on the location register.

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Bradley Kenyon