Alcatel

Alcatel Cit

Alcatel Lucent

Edouard Issenmann

Jean Charpentier

Maurice Martin

Roger Larousse

Patrick Poiraud

Patrick Lohat

Jean Reysset

Michel Ballard

This method makes secure a link, for example a radio link, between a data terminal (PDA) and a data processing local area network (WLAN) that is coupled to a mobile telephone network (PLMN) that includes an authentication center (AU). It consists in: linking (L) the data terminal (PDA) to a mobile telephone terminal (T) that includes means (SIM) for executing a procedure for making secure a radio link between said mobile telephone terminal (T) and the mobile telephone network (PLMN), said procedure including in particular exchanging information with the mobile telephone network (PLMN), said exchange of information usually being supported by a radio link between the mobile telephone terminal (T) and the mobile telephone network (PLMN); executing the same procedure in the mobile telephone terminal (T), but with the exchange of information supported by the link (L) between the data terminal (PDA) and the data processing local area network (WLAN) and by an interworking link (IL) connecting the data processing wireless local area network (WLAN) and the mobile telephone network (PLMN); and transferring the result of this procedure from the mobile telephone terminal (T) to the data terminal (PDA).

Method of making secure a link between a data terminal and a data processing local area network, and a data terminal for implementing the method

In a GSM type system, home location register resets after some incidents are programmed from a back-up register. The invention proposes that mobile service switching centers create a difference between two classes of update requests which they send to the home location register in two different situations. In the first class a message following a change of area by a mobile station takes priority. In the second class a message follows a home location register reset and tends to (frequently unnecessarily) re-establish the conformity of the data in the home location register and in the visitor location registers of the centers. The second class is assigned a low priority level which prevents problems with the availability of the home location register. Application to telephony.

Mobile telephony method and system using signaling messages with priority levels

A system that forwards a call addressed to one of a plurality of user terminals and contains a directory number of the called user terminal to a mobile service switching center giving access to the called user terminal. The system sends to the mobile service switching center an IAM message containing the directory number of the called user terminal. The mobile service switching center supplies the directory number to a radiotelephone terminal as a SETUP message. The fixed radiotelephone terminal extracts the directory number of the called user terminal from the SETUP message received for setting up each call, and sends said number to the switch in the form of a conventional signaling message.

System for identifying a called terminal amongst a plurality of user terminals connected to a telephone switch, the telephone switch being connected to at least one fixed radiotelephone terminal

A system includes: a plurality of fixed radiotelephone terminals connected to a telephone switch serving user terminals; call forwarding circuitry for forwarding a call addressed to one of the user terminals to a mobile service switching center managing the radiotelephone terminals, and providing access to the called user terminal, the forwarded call containing the identity of the called user terminal and containing the identity of the fixed radiotelephone terminal that is the first available in a list of radiotelephone terminals associated with the identity of the called user terminal; and, circuitry situated in the switching center to forward the call to a second fixed radiotelephone terminal designated by its international mobile subscriber identity number if the first terminal is busy. If the second terminal is busy, the switching center forwards the call to a third fixed radiotelephone terminal designated by its international mobile subscriber identity number. The system continues until a non-busy terminal can be used, while making use of a home location register only once. The switching center supplies the identity of the called user terminal to the radiotelephone terminal being used. The system is suitable for extending the public telephone network to isolated communities.

System for connecting a telephone switch to a fixed telephone network via a plurality of fixed radiotelephone terminals

A cellular radiotelephone network including a connection unit having a conventional first No. 7 signalling point for providing conventional control of access to a parent exchange for subscribers connected to connection units by means of signalling messages in compliance with interface A as defined by a the Special Mobile Group (GSM) and a second No. 7 signalling point and No. 7 links to a signalling point of a service control point, where the links convey an 'intelligent network interface' for enabling the control point to control connections established by one of the connection units between subscribers connected to that unit, or connections established directly to other connection units, or connections established to the public network without said connections requiring a link via the parent exchange of the units.

Telecommunication system comprising subscriber connection units having

A switching center of the invention includes a service access exchange and a control point which are interconnected by an interconnection multiplex link. The exchange is connected to base station controllers via first multiplex links and to the public switched telephone network by second multiplex links which also convey signalling relating to a permanent file, relating to a temporary file, and relating to other switching centers. The exchange sets up semipermanent links between the interconnection multiplex link connecting it to the control point and both the first multiplex links for the purpose of interchanging signalling, and to the second multiplex links for interchanging signalling with the permanent and temporary files and with other switching centers.

Switching center for radiomobile application

A handover method for a cellular radiotelephone networks in which, a call having been set up with a mobile via a first transceiver of a first cell, the handover consists in handing over to a second transceiver of a second cell and in switching in the mobile from the first transceiver to the second transceiver. The switching instruction interrupts the call in a defined cut-off time interval. The instruction to hand over the call is given under conditions such that the interruption of the call which may result from the handover operation occurs during the defined cut-off time interval.

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Le Chesnay, France

Edouard Issenmann