Cisco Technology, Inc.

Northern Telecom Limited

Charles J Derrick

Balaji S Holur

Ramanamurthy Dantu

Kenneth W Davidson

Warren T King

Nikhil Jain

Patricia A Landgren

Emad A Qaddoura

Glenn C Morrow

Bradley A Fink

Kenneth W Pecot

Nivedan Thadasina

A method for label edge routing in a wireless network is provided. The method includes providing a flow between an application of a mobile unit and a serving node. The flow includes an outbound flow from the application. The outbound flow is received at the mobile unit. The flow is classified at the mobile unit.

Method and system for label edge routing in a wireless network

A method and system for managing wireless bandwidth resources include the capability to receive at a serving node a service request for a mobile unit and to communicate with a wireless network node to determine whether sufficient wireless bandwidth is available for the requested service. The method and system also include the capability to process the service request based on the availability of wireless bandwidth.

Method and system for managing wireless bandwidth resources

A method and system for managing pushed data at a mobile unit include the capability to receive an out-of-band message at a mobile unit and analyze the message to determine if it contains pushed data. The method and system also include the capability to determine, if the message contains pushed data, whether the data is appropriate for a session currently being hosted by the mobile unit. The method and system further include the capability to post the data to the session if the data is appropriate for the session.

Method and system for managing pushed data at a mobile unit

A method for providing service trigger management in a wireless network is provided. The method includes generating at an application of a mobile unit a current request for a network session. Allowability of the session is determined based on a service agreement without accessing external resources.

Method and system for providing service trigger management in a wireless network

An integrated voice and packet data telecommunications system has at least one dual mode channel. The system comprises a plurality of transceivers, at least one transceiver being operable to transmit and receive voice traffic on the dual mode channel, and at least one transceiver being operable to transmit and receive packet data traffic on the dual mode channel. The system further comprises a controller for controlling the transceivers so as to allocate the dual mode channel either to voice communications or to packet data communications. The controller responds to changing demand for voice channels and packet data channels by changing dynamically the allocation of the dual mode channel. The system is particularly useful for providing Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) services.

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Charles J Derrick