Motorola Corporation

Jose Arnaldo Laboy

Joel Lloyd Gross

Karl Eric Miller

Bradley Robert Schaefer

Brian Hansche

Mimi H Hutchison

A method of selective dormant data session reactivation in a radio access network includes calculating an activation rate threshold as a function of a first plurality of packets received over a first time interval, where the first plurality of packets are coupled to reactivate at least one dormant mobile station. The second plurality of packets received in a second time interval are buffered, where each of the second plurality of packets has a destination IP address to reactivate the at least one dormant mobile station. An arrival rate of the second plurality of packets in the second time interval is compared to the activation rate threshold. If the arrival rate exceeds the activation rate threshold, the second plurality of packets may be separated into a plurality of source IP groups according to their respective source IP addresses, and progressively discarding in descending order one of the plurality of source IP groups having a highest number of the second plurality of packets until the arrival rate is below the activation rate threshold.

Method of selective dormant data session reactivation

A method for sharing a total licensed pool between network elements is disclosed. In the method, each of the network elements has a fixed available capacity. In a first step, an offered load capacity limit based on the total licensed pool and the available capacity is determined. Next, each of the network elements communicates a message comprising the offered load capacity limit. Then, each of the network elements monitor for messages. If a message is not received from one of the network elements, the network element that is not communicating is considered a failed network element. Upon detection of the failed network element, the offered load capacity of the failed network element is redistributed.

Distributed redundancy capacity licensing in a telecommunication network element

The effect of Single Event Upsets (SEUs) occurring in cache memory ( ) utilized in satellites is reduced. The idle time of a processor ( ), utilizing cache memory ( ), is monitored. If processor ( ) idle time reaches a predetermined minimum ( ), cache memory ( ) is engage. When processor ( ) idle time subsequently reaches a predetermined maximum threshold ( ), cache memory ( ) is disabled.

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Jose Arnaldo Laboy