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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 03, 2015
Filed:
Jun. 22, 2011
Alfonso DE Jesus Perez Martinez, Madrid, ES;
Juan Ignacio Perez Andres, Madrid, ES;
Rodrigo Alvarez Dominguez, Madrid, ES;
Luis Campo Giralte, Madrid, ES;
Jose Rubio Vidales, Torrelodones, ES;
Alfonso de Jesus Perez Martinez, Madrid, ES;
Juan Ignacio Perez Andres, Madrid, ES;
Rodrigo Alvarez Dominguez, Madrid, ES;
Luis Campo Giralte, Madrid, ES;
Jose Rubio Vidales, Torrelodones, ES;
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ), Stockholm, SE;
Abstract
A Parental Control Manager 'PCM' server of a Policy and Charging Control 'PCC' architecture with the Parental Control Manager “PCM” server, a Policy Control Enforcement Function device with Deep Packet Inspection capabilities “PCEF-DPI device”, and a Policy Control Rules Function “PCRF” server. The PCM server includes a user interface unit for receiving a logon from a user, and for receiving from the user monitoring criteria on Internet traffic types to be monitored for the user, and corresponding actions to be carried out when any monitoring criteria fit a given Internet traffic type. The PCM server includes a network interface unit for submitting the monitoring criteria and corresponding actions received from the user to a PCRF server. A PCRF server of a PCC architecture with a PCM server, a PCEF-DPI device, and the PCRF server. A PCEF-DPI device of a PCC architecture with a PCM server, the PCEF-DPI device, and a PCRF server. A method of parental control by a user for access to websites, multimedia contents and Internet services with a PCC architecture having a PCM server, a PCEF-DPI device, and a PCRF server.