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Apparatus, systems and methods for managing incoming and outgoing communication

The present invention provides apparatus, systems and methods for managing incoming and outgoing communications for various communications methods. The invention provides control over inbound communications including definition of if, when, and who may communicate with a recipient. The invention also supports concealed identification communication in that no actual addresses, phone numbers, or other addressing IDs are required to be exchanged by the communication initiator and recipient. The invention also provides the capability to initiate immediate, delayed, scheduled, or recurring outbound communications. As depicted in FIG. 1, if the database (45) contains call management settings for a call recipient, the application logic (40) will evaluate the rules to determine if a particular caller is authorized to connect with the call recipient at the current time and date. If the caller is authorized by the recipient to connect to the recipient phone number, and is furthermore authorized to do so for the current time and date, the application logic (40) will connect the call utilizing the public telephone switch (50). The computer (1) passes the caller and call recipient phone numbers as stored in the database (45) to the telephone switch (50) using an application programming interface (“API”) appropriate to the service provider or telephone switch manufacturer. The exemplary embodiment of the invention utilizes an API provided by a telephone service provider as an interface to its switching infrastructure (50). The API captures both caller and recipient telephone numbers along with other variables useful for call setup and tracking. The telephone service provider then connects both parties' telephones (55), (60) to a phone call by dialing both numbers and connecting the call upon the parties' answer.
Owner:CRANDELL JEFFREY L +1

Communication between a private network and a roaming mobile terminal

Communication between a private network (1) and a roaming mobile terminal (4), the private network (1) including a home agent (5) for the mobile terminal and a gateway (2, 3) through which, the communication passes and which-provides security protection for the private network (1). The protocols of the communication Including security association bundles each include a security association between the mobile terminal (4) and the gateway (2, 3) for inbound communication and another security association for outbound communication. In response to a handover of communication causing an IP address. (MN Co @) of the mobile terminal (4), to change to a new IP address (MN: New Co @), the mobile terminal updates its inbound security association from the, gateway (2, 3) so that it can receive packets sent to it with the new IP address (MN New Co @) as destination. It sends a first signalling message with: the home agent (5) as destination: in a secure tunnel (20′) to the gateway (2, 3), indicating the new IP address (MN, New Co @) in secure form to the home agent (5). The inbound security association of the gateway (2, 3) from the mobile terminal (4) accets, the first signalling message without cheking its source address. The gateway (2, 3) forwards the first signalling message within the private network (1) to the home agent (5), the home agent (5) checks the validity of the first signalling message and, if It is valid, updates its address data and sends a second signalling message to the gateway (2,3) indicating the new address (MN New Co @). The gateway (2, 3) updates its outbound security association with the mobile terminal (4) in response to the new address (MN New Co @) indicated. Preferably, communication between the mobile node (4) and the gateway (2, 3) is in accordance with IPsec and an Encapsulating Security Paypépad protocol used in tunnel mode. Preferably, a registration reply for the mobile node (4) is included In the second signalling message.
Owner:GOOGLE TECH HLDG LLC
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