Fujitsu Corporation

Yayoi Itoh

Kiyomi Hasesaka

Hiroyasu Taguchi

Yoshikazu Takeda

Nobuaki Kitazumi

Satoru Abe

Tadaaki Tanaka

Fumiyasu Ige

Hiroyuki Sasai

Shouichi Kimura

Kiyoshi Oshimi

Naoyuki Kakizaki

Michiko Osawa

Takahito Suzuki

Kazuyoshi Nakajima

Miya Inami

Saiki Kawamura

Hiroki Yokoyama

Kiyoshi Hirouchi

Takahiro Kikuchi

Mitsugi Nomiya

A group communications switching method is disclosed. The method includes the steps of: maintaining a voice call between a first subscriber terminal and a second subscriber terminal when it becomes necessary to perform group communications while the voice call is in progress; starting a group communications call by the first subscriber terminal so as to call at least a group communications member other than the first subscriber terminal and the second subscriber terminal; and disconnecting the voice call between the first subscriber terminal and the second subscriber terminal when the group communications call is established.

Group communications switching method, subscriber terminal and server used for the method

A dynamic traffic control method is disclosed that controls traffic in a radio network system where a radio network controller causes plural radio base stations to change radio outputs. The method comprises a step of measuring a channel utilization rate of each of cells of the radio base stations every predetermined period, a step of predicting whether the rate of a first cell of the cells reaches an implementation level, at which radio output control over the first cell is required, in a next period based on a movement of the rate in the past if the channel utilization rate of the first cell is at a warning level, and a step of reducing the radio output of the first cell and increasing the radio output of a second cell adjacent to the first cell if the rate of the first cell is predicted to reach the implementation level.

Dynamic traffic control method and device for the same

A subscriber determines and verifies using a simple and reliable unit whether or not unauthorized use such as cloning, etc. A fraud audit mode (fraud detection mode, fraud verification mode, and fraud stop mode) is provided on the subscriber data of the HLR in the UE and the core network, and detect, verifies, and stops illegal use in the wireless communications depending on the mode.

Wireless communications unauthorized use verification system

In an intelligent network system, a service subscriber can remotely execute a procedure, such as a registration or a change of the contents of service, which is performed by an operator in the conventional system, through an external terminal by him or her. The intelligent network system includes a service control point that controls services and provides a database storing data relating to a service subscriber; a service management system, which monitors load on the service control point, stores and manages data relating to the service subscriber; external terminals owned by the service subscriber; and a remote access management system, which is interfaced with the external terminal. The service management system updates and records the data of the updated subscriber's service, which is transmitted through the remote access management system, in the database of the service control point, when the service control point does not over-load.

Intelligent network system

In a first aspect of the invention, the load on a central management/control apparatus is monitored to determine a control rate appropriate to the load, and inquiries from an inquiry execution apparatus or an exchange are controlled by rejecting inquiries in proportion to the control rate. In enforcing the control, a control process is selected, in accordance with the load, from among: a control process 1 in which the inquiry execution apparatus is notified when an inquiry has been rejected; a control process 2 in which inquires are rejected without issuing a notification; a control process 3 in which the inquiry execution apparatus is instructed to control inquiries; and a control process 4 in which at least two of these control processes are combined. In a second aspect of the invention, the occurrence of an overload condition is prevented by rejecting all inquiries arising from specific calls.

Load control system for centralized management/control type network

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Kawasaki, Japan

Yayoi Itoh