Arris Enterprises LLC

Ruckus Wireless, Inc.

Hemant Bhatnagar

William S Kish

Ming-Jye Sheu

Rajesh Kaliaperumal

Henry H Tzeng

Yogesh Ranade

Wayne Chuu

Thomas Yu

Wei-Lun Huang

Chetan Hebbalae

Yi-Nan Li

Ronald Mok

Vijikumar Nagaraja

You-Lin Yan

Venkatarao Palli

Srinivasulu Venkataramaiah

Kishor Kumar Hosur Nagaraju

Ta-Chien Lin

Kiran Kumar Naraharisetty

Nagaraja Subhas

Vankatarao Palli

An electronic device may receive a control packet from the second electronic device with a request for information about a router. Then, the electronic device may provide a response to the second electronic device with the information about the router, where the response is provided using unicast communication. Next, the electronic device may receive an optional acknowledgment from the second electronic device. Furthermore, the electronic device may store response information that indicates the response was provided to the second electronic device and the optional acknowledgment was received. When the electronic device receives one or more subsequent control packets from the second electronic device with the request for the information about the router, the electronic device may determine that there is malicious activity based at least in part on the response information and may perform a remedial action.

Detecting and preventing router-solicitation flood attacks

A system for integrating wireless service providers' core networks with Wi-Fi radios using a Wireless Services Gateway (WSG). The WSG can allow wireless device users to seamlessly connect to a network such as the internet using both cellular phone antennae as well as Wi-Fi radio antennae while still utilizing their preferred wireless service provider's core network system of billing, authenticating and policy decision making. This system can allow for data transmission of wireless devices through Wi-Fi instead of through cellular antennae, thus increasing bandwidth and data transmission rates.

Wireless services gateway

During operation, an access point receives a message a message from a second access point with second information specifying loading of the second access point. Then, the access point receives a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) request from an electronic device with an Internet protocol (IP) address of the access point and a media access control (MAC) address of the electronic device. Next, the access point determines, based at least in part on information specifying loading of the access point, the second information and the MAC address, an assigned IP address of a gateway for the electronic device to access a second network, where the assigned IP address is one of: the IP address of the access point, or a second IP address of the second access point. Moreover, the access point provides a DHCP response to the electronic device with the assigned IP address.

Dynamic load balancing of gateway access points

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Bengaluru, India

Hemant Bhatnagar