14 results about "Home subscriber server" patented technology

Techniques are described herein for providing improved IMS service routing. The techniques may be performed by a P-CSCF node operating within an IMS network. In embodiments, such techniques may comprise receiving a communication relating to a service to be provided to a user equipment (UE). The techniques may then comprise providing, to a Home Subscriber Server (HSS), information related to the UE, obtaining, from a Home Subscriber Server (HSS), profile data related to the UE, and making, by the P-CSCF node, a determination about the service to be provided to the UE based on the profile data related to the UE. The techniques may then comprise routing, by the P-CSCF node, a message to an electronic device based on the determination about the service to be provided.

Provided in the present disclosure are an IMS voice call method and system, a medium and a product, relating to the technical field of communications. The method is applied to an IMS network architecture, the IMS network architecture comprising a first network element, a second network element, a third network element and a fourth network element. The method comprises: performing resource usage prediction on the basis of historical data and network state information by means of the first network element cooperating with a proxy-call session control function (P-CSCF); performing network evaluation by means of the second network element to obtain network state information; by means of the third network element cooperating with a serving-call session control function (S-CSCF), performing session parameter caching and preloading of a terminal; and by means of the fourth network element cooperating with a home subscriber server (HSS) and an interrogating-call session control function (I-CSCF), caching call-related data of the terminal.

Described herein are techniques, devices, and systems for synchronizing nodes that are utilized to provide services in a telecommunication network that includes a fifth generation (5G) network, and other types of networks. The nodes can be utilized to store supplementary service settings. A node of the 5G network that stores the supplementary service settings can be a unified data management (UDM). The UDM can be synchronized with a node (e.g., a home subscriber server (HSS)) that stores supplementary service settings in a long-term evolution (LTE) network, and / or a node (e.g., a home location register (HLR)) that stores supplementary service settings in a second generation (2G) / third generation (3G) network.

The present invention relates to systems and techniques for managing access to non-terrestrial networks within a telecommunications network utilizing an equipment information registry (EIR). A device capability attribute indicating the minimum software version requirement for a wireless device to access the non-terrestrial network is stored within the EIR. A device software version attribute reflecting the current software version of the wireless device is stored within the EIR. A determination is made whether the wireless device meets the minimum software version requirement by comparing the device capability attribute and the device software version attribute stored in the EIR. Upon determining that the wireless device satisfies the minimum software version requirement, a home location register (HLR) or home subscriber server (HSS) is updated with an indication that the wireless device is permitted to access the non-terrestrial network.

This application provides a call interception method, apparatus, electronic device, storage medium, and program product, relating to the field of communications. The method includes: receiving an inter-network INVITE message and obtaining the calling number carried in the INVITE message; then, performing a domain selection query on the calling number through a Home Subscriber Server (HSS) to determine whether the calling number is in the IP Multimedia System (IMS) domain; then, if it is determined that the calling number is not in the IMS domain, determining whether to intercept the current call based on the calling number's idle / busy status and the Visitor Location Register (VLRID) corresponding to the calling number; then, if it is determined that the calling number is in the IMS domain, determining whether to intercept the current call based on the calling number's idle / busy status and the calling and called number information. This application embodiment can effectively avoid missed or false caller ID blocking, greatly improving the accuracy of inter-network spoofing caller ID interception.

This disclosure provides a disaster roaming control method, network element device, terminal, and related equipment, relating to the field of communication technology. The method includes: a Mobility Management Entity (MME) providing disaster roaming indication information to a Home Subscriber Server (HSS). When a terminal sends a disaster roaming access request to a first network where the MME resides, the MME may send the disaster roaming indication information to the HSS in a second network, causing the HSS in the second network to send the terminal's authentication data or subscription data to the MME in the first network, thereby enabling the first network to provide communication services to the terminal. This disclosure enables a terminal to temporarily access a network and obtain basic communication services during disaster roaming, without being limited by network standards.

Methods and systems provided herein provide for IMS de-registration when a roaming network does not support voice over long term evolution (VoLTE) or voice over new radio (VoNR). An IMS de-registration system can trigger functionality in a home subscriber server and / or a unified data management (UDM) function to trigger de-registration from the IMS. The system may trigger identification of a non-voice over packet switched (non-VoPS) network and further trigger de-registration based on this identification.

An internet protocol (IP) multimedia core subsystem (IMS) of a telecommunications network includes an interconnection border control function (IBCF). The system can receive a request to connect a particular voice call or messaging over a voice over IP (VoIP) network. In response to the request, the IBCF can send a location information request (LIR) to a home subscriber server (HSS) of the telecommunications network. The HSS and the IBCF can be in direct communication with each other via an HSS / IBCF interface. The LIR can include a request for a subscriber status associated with a user associated with a terminating device. The IBCF can receive a location information answer (LIA) from the HSS. The LIA can indicate whether the user is a subscriber of the telecommunications network. In response to receiving the LIA, the system can determine whether to allow the IMS to establish a session for the particular voice call.

A method of supporting authentication of a user equipment, UE, in an Internet Protocol, IP, Multimedia Subsystem, IMS, telecommunication network by connecting a Service Based Architecture, SBA, telecommunication network, the method comprising the steps of: receiving, by a Unified Data Management, UDM, in the SBA telecommunication network, binding information from a Session Management Function, SMF, in the SBA telecommunication network, wherein the binding information is used to identify the UE in the IMS telecommunication network; receiving, by the UDM in the SBA telecommunication network, a request to provide the binding information from a Home Subscriber Server, HSS, in the IMS telecommunication network; and providing, by the UDM in the SBA telecommunication network, the binding information to the HSS in the IMS telecommunication network, thereby supporting authentication of the UE. Supplementary methods and corresponding nodes are also presented herein.

The invention relates to the technical field of mobile communication, and discloses a service private network isolation system in an operator network, an enhanced home subscriber server HSS + comprises PGW addresses of all private networks, a DNS server IP and a VLAN ID; an enhanced mobile management entity MME + requests a PGW address, a DNS server IP and a VLAN ID of a corresponding private network from an HSS + according to a PDU session request of the terminal equipment, sends the DNS server IP to the terminal equipment, and sends the VLAN ID and the PGW address to an enhanced serving gateway SGW +; the SGW + sends the VLAN ID to a corresponding enhanced packet data gateway PGW + according to the PGW address; and the PGW + prints the VLAN ID corresponding to the private network on the data packet sent by the terminal equipment, forwards the data packet to the private network, removes the VLAN ID carried on the data packet sent by the private network, and forwards the data packet to the terminal equipment.

Techniques are described herein for providing improved IMS service routing. The techniques may be performed by a P-CSCF node operating within an IMS network. In embodiments, such techniques may comprise receiving a communication relating to a service to be provided to a user equipment (UE). The techniques may then comprise providing, to a Home Subscriber Server (HSS), information related to the UE, obtaining, from a Home Subscriber Server (HSS), profile data related to the UE, and making, by the P-CSCF node, a determination about the service to be provided to the UE based on the profile data related to the UE. The techniques may then comprise routing, by the P-CSCF node, a message to an electronic device based on the determination about the service to be provided.

Disclosed is a system (400) and a method (500) for handling location request associated with a serving cell in a communication network. The system comprises a Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC) (240) which receives location request from a User Equipment (UE) (106), such as Lawfully Intercepted Management Client (LIM) (408), and identifies whether the request is solely to retrieve serving cell information. Based on identifiers such as IMSI or MSISDN, the GMLC queries a Home Subscriber Server (HSS) (402) or Unified Data Management (UDM) (210) to obtain corresponding subscriber data. The GMLC (240) fetches a destination realm from a Query Number Portability Database (QNPDB) (404) for proper routing. Instead of triggering a conventional Positioning Location Request (PER), the GMLC (240) uses cached mappings to determine the latitude-longitude coordinates of the serving cell. The location information is transmitted back to the UE (106), significantly reducing signaling load and improving response efficiency.

Disclosed is a method (500) for obtaining location information of a User Equipment (UE) (104) in a wireless communication network (100). The method includes receiving (502), at a Gateway Mobile Location Centre (GMLC) (326), a Provide Location Request (PLR) from a Lawful Intercept and Monitoring (LIM) client (330). Further, the method includes sending (504) a Mobile Number Portability (MNP) request to query a Number Portability Database (NPDB) (404) for obtaining a destination realm. Furthermore, the method includes sending (506) a User Data Request (UDR) to a Home Subscriber Server (HSS) (402) associated with the UE to obtain Mobility Management Entity Identity (MME-ID) of an MME (406). Furthermore, the method includes forwarding (508) the PLR to the MME and obtaining (510) the location information of the UE from the MME.

A network operator can partition network elements, including elements of an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) or Policy and Charging Rules Functions (PCRFs) into groups reserved for specific types of subscribers. When a user equipment (UE) registers with an IMS, elements of the IMS can contact a Home Subscriber Server (HSS) to determine a subscriber type associated with the UE. Based on the UE's subscriber type, an IMS element can determine an application server or other IMS element to contact about the UE based on identifying application servers or IMS elements that are also associated with the same subscriber type as the UE. Similarly, an IMS element can determine a PCRF to contact about the UE based on identifying a PCRF that is associated with the same subscriber type as the UE.