Back-off timer for network reattachment
A back-off timer, network technology, used in connection management, access restrictions, electrical components, etc.
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[0021] Certain embodiments allow real-time tracking of how often a UE, such as a cellular IoT device, attempts to attach to a network within a given period of time. Based on the real-time tracking, the network node can control the network access frequency of the UE by imposing a timer (eg, an attach back-off timer). The attach back-off timer may also be simply referred to as a back-off timer. In other embodiments, the attach back-off timer may be referred to as an attach timer, a re-attach timer, or a re-registration timer. The backoff timer may include a duration during which the UE is not allowed to reattach to the network. The network may be any type of communication network, eg a Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN). The use of backoff timers can help prevent users from circumventing data limit quotas by detaching and then quickly reattaching to the network. Additionally, the UE may log off or disengage from the network when no data is being transmitted. Such UE power sav...
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