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The inter-working function (IWF) is a method for interfacing a wireless telecommunication network with the public switched telephone network (PSTN). The IWF converts the data transmitted over the air interface into a format suitable for the PSTN.
Integrated radio telecommunications network and method of interworking an ANSI-41 network and the general packet radio service (GPRS)
InactiveUS6463055B1Radio/inductive link selection arrangementsNetwork connectionsGeneral Packet Radio ServiceTelecommunications network
An integrated radio telecommunications network which integrates an ANSI-41 circuit switched network and a General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) packet data network to support a mobile station which operates in both the ANSI-41 network and the GPRS network. An interworking function interfaces a mobile switching center (MSC) in the ANSI-41 network with a serving GPRS switching node (SGSN) in the GPRS network by mapping circuit switched signaling utilized by the MSC into GPRS packet switched signaling utilized by the SGSN, and mapping GPRS packet switched signaling into circuit switched signaling. An interworking GPRS base station controller interfaces the SGSN with a GPRS / ANSI-136 base station which supports both ANSI-136 operations and GPRS operations. The interworking GPRS base station controller adapts the traffic signaling format utilized by the SGSN into an air interface traffic signaling format utilized by the GPRS / ANSI-136 base station. An authentication center interface passes the authentication state of the mobile station between an ANSI-41 home location register / authentication center (HLR / AC) in the ANSI-41 network, and a GPRS home location register / authentication center (HLR / AUC) in the GPRS network.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Implementation of multiple simultaneous calls in a mobile communication system
InactiveUS7227849B1Efficient use ofSimple procedureTime-division multiplexConnection managementTraffic capacityTelecommunications
The invention relates to implementation of multiple simultaneous calls for a mobile station in a mobile communication system. A common traffic channel (TCH) is allocated to several simultaneous calls (applications 1–n) of the mobile station (MS), so that the calls share the capacity of the common channel. Logical links are established for each call inside a common radio link protocol or link access control protocol, which is established over the common traffic channel between the mobile station (MS) and an interworking function (IWF). The common traffic channel (TCH) is allocated when the first call or calls are set up, and the capacity of the traffic channel is adjusted dynamically during the calls. The capacity of the common traffic channel is increased or the allocated capacity is reallocated when a new call is added to the traffic channel. Correspondingly, the capacity is decreased or the allocated capacity is reallocated when a call is cleared from the common traffic channel. The common traffic channel is released after the last call has been cleared.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY
Integrated radio telecommunications network and method of interworking an ANSI-41 network and the general packet radio service (GPRS)
InactiveUS6389008B1Radio/inductive link selection arrangementsWireless commuication servicesGeneral Packet Radio ServiceTelecommunications network
An integrated radio telecommunications network which integrates an ANSI-41 circuit switched network and a General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) packet data network to support a mobile station which operates in both the ANSI-41 network and the GPRS network. An interworking function interfaces a mobile switching center (MSC) in the ANSI-41 network with a serving GPRS switching node (SGSN) in the GPRS network by mapping circuit switched signaling utilized by the MSC into GPRS packet switched signaling utilized by the SGSN, and mapping GPRS packet switched signaling into circuit switched signaling. An interworking GPRS base station controller interfaces the SGSN with a GPRS / ANSI-136 base station which supports both ANSI-136 operations and GPRS operations. The interworking GPRS base station controller adapts the traffic signaling format utilized by the SGSN into an air interface traffic signaling format utilized by the GPRS / ANSI-136 base station. An authentication center interface passes the authentication state of the mobile station between an ANSI-41 home location register / authentication center (HLR / AC) in the ANSI-41 network, and a GPRS home location register / authentication center (HLR / AUC) in the GPRS network.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Interworking gateway and method
InactiveUS20050213537A1Spectrum investigationStore-and-forward switching systemsInter-working functionDatabase
Owner:SYNCHRONICA
Roaming gateway
ActiveUS20090323636A1Avoiding tromboningData switching by path configurationWireless network protocolsWireless mesh networkApplication server
A roaming gateway has at least one IP network interface, and at least one cellular network interface, and inter-working functions for inter-working between a wireless IP network and a cellular network. The inter-working functions communicate with user devices in an IP network according to a machine-level subscribe-and-notify event package protocol for managing handover of mobile devices roaming between IP and cellular networks. They also poll a cellular network for subscriber status on that cellular network in the absence of a mobility event package. The inter-working functions comprise HSS functionality programmed to access data on a HLR of a cellular network and to perform HSS operations using said data. The gateway applies routing policies specific to call types, allowing or disallowing the anchoring of calls originating in either an IP network or a cellular network based on number prefixes. The inter-working functions comprise an application server programmed to communicate with a user device as a client. The server provides a staging point for cellular supplementary services while anchoring calls, retrieving configurations from cellular network elements and applying appropriate routing based on these configurations and the current state of a call.
Owner:ESW TECH FZ LLC
Cellular simultaneous voice and data including digital simultaneous voice and data (DSVD) interwork
A system and method of simultaneously conducting a data transfer and a voice call between a mobile station and a radio telecommunications network having a mobile switching center (MSC) which serves the mobile station. A first embodiment includes a landline digital simultaneous voice and data (DSVD) modem associated with the mobile station which generates DSVD source signal and line negotiation protocols. The DSVD source signal and line negotiation protocols are encapsulated into circuit mode Radio Link Protocol (RLP) signals and transmitted to the MSC. An interworking function (IWF) associated with the MSC translates the circuit mode RLP signals into signals in a landline telecommunications protocol. In another embodiment, the voice call is carried over the air interface from the mobile station to the network in one timeslot, and the data transfer is carried in at least one additional timeslot on the same voice channel. In other embodiments, two voice channels may be allocated to the same mobile station. The voice call to a first party is carried from the mobile station to the network on one voice channel, and the data transfer to the first or a second party is carried on the second voice channel. The MSC hands off the two voice channels together, but releases them individually when either the voice call or the data transfer is completed.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Enhanced interworking function for interfacing digital cellular voice and fax protocols and internet protocols
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Method, and Related Mobile Communications System, for Providing Combinational Network Services
InactiveUS20080316998A1Simplifying charging collectionSimplify the collection processInterconnection arrangementsConnection managementCommunications systemMobile communication systems
In a mobile communication system including a circuit-switched (CS) mobile communications network, a packet-switched (PS) mobile communications network and an interworking function adapted to enable a signaling exchange between the CS and PS mobile communications network, a method of providing combinational CS+PS services to mobile users includes receiving, at a serving network entity in the PS mobile communications network, a user request issued from a first user on the PS mobile communications network, the user request relating to combinational services and having the serving network entity managing the received request, wherein the managing of the received request includes controlling an establishment of a session in the CS mobile communication network through the interworking function.
Method and apparatus for S.I.P./H.323 interworking
InactiveUS20060007954A1Time-division multiplexData switching by path configurationState dependentStructure of Management Information
An interworking function (IWF) for a first and second protocol based network, for example, an H.323 protocol based network and an SIP protocol based network comprises an interworking gateway server including a state machine for defining each call processing state and a translation table for use in translating addresses formatted in each protocol. A method of interworking for use in interworking between said first protocol based network and said second protocol based network comprises the steps of receiving at said interworking gateway server serving said first and second protocol based networks a request from an endpoint in the first or second protocol based networks, establishing a state machine in memory whereby, for each state of said state machine, a message associated with that state is categorized as one of a triggering message, a non-triggering message and an error message, establishing a translation table in said memory whereby an address formatted in said first protocol has a one-for-one correspondence with an address formatted in said second protocol, processing said request in accordance with said translation table and said state machine and permitting communication between said first and second endpoints utilizing a realtime transport protocol. In the event media is terminated at said interworking gateway server, the interworking gateway server, in one embodiment, comprises a media switching fabric for switching media terminated at the gateway to an addressed endpoint capable of receiving it.
Owner:AT&T INTPROP II L P
Circuit emulation service over an internet protocol network
InactiveUS6870837B2Time-division multiplexData switching by path configurationTTEthernetData segment
The present invention establishes a circuit emulation service (CES) over an internet protocol (IP) network based on properties of the IP network. The CES emulates a circuit from a local interworking function to a remote interworking function. Data that is received at a constant bit rate at the local interworking function is encapsulated into a number of IP packets configured according to the CES. The IP packets are transported from the local interworking function to the remote interworking function according to the CES. In one embodiment, each IP packet also includes data segments for simultaneously encapsulating multiple constant bit rate circuits. In another embodiment, each data segment includes a separate CES circuit header.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY
Interworking gateway and method
Owner:SYNCHRONICA
Multimedia content delivery through wlan coverage area
A system for transferring content includes a wireless local area network (WLAN) and a network module provided within the WLAN or a cellular network to alert users of available content in the WLAN and handle user requests made for content when a user has access to the cellular network. The network module, which may comprise an interworking function, delivers the content to the user through the WLAN when the user is present in a coverage area of the WLAN. The invention allows a user to view the programs available for download and request a specific program using a relatively low speed network, such as a cellular network, and download the program through a high speed network, such as a WLAN.
Owner:INTERDIGITAL CE PATENT HLDG
ATM-based distributed network switching system
InactiveUS6765903B1Multiplex communicationData switching by path configurationAtm switchingBroadband
An Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)-based distributed network switching system includes an ATM switching network that dynamically sets up individual switched virtual connections. The system also includes multiple access interworking function (A-IWF) devices each operating as a gateway that enables customer premises devices to directly interface into the distributed ATM switching fabric. The system further includes a centralized control and signaling interworking function (CS-IWF) device that performs call control functions and administrative functions and is adapted to interface narrowband and broadband signaling for call processing and control within the ATM switching network. The CS-IWF device may be a server farm.
Owner:AT&T LABS
Interworking function in an internet protocol (IP)-based radio telecommunications network
InactiveUS6377799B1Time-division multiplexRadio/inductive link selection arrangementsInternet protocol suiteTTEthernet
An Internet Protocol (IP)-based radio telecommunications network and method of providing data services to a mobile terminal. An Internet Protocol Shared Interworking Function (IP-SIWF) is implemented in the network, and is controlled from a Mobile Switching Center (MSC) utilizing the Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) device control protocol. When a data call carrying a data payload is originated by a mobile terminal, the data call is transported utilizing radio access and radio link protocols to the IP-SIWF. The radio access and radio link protocols are terminated in the IP-SIWF, and the data payload is transported thereafter utilizing a real time protocol over a User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and an IP protocol layer.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
System and method for femto coverage in a wireless network
ActiveUS20100291897A1Unauthorised/fraudulent call preventionEavesdropping prevention circuitsHome Node BWireless mesh network
Systems and methods are disclosed that provide femto-based wireless coverage in a communication network. This can involve providing an interworking function that communications with a femto base station or femto cell to provide connectivity to the core network. The interworking function can provide service and mobility management where a femto cell (such as a home node B (HNB)) is served concurrently by an IMS core and a legacy core. The interworking function can also provide service through a femto cell to a variety of mobile nodes such as legacy devices and IMS capable devices. The interworking function also provides the ability for handoffs to occur between the core networks and between a femto cell and a macro cell.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC
Inter working function (iwf) as logical radio network controller (rnc) for hybrid coupling in an interworking between wlan and a mobile communications network
There is provided a method of supporting an interworking between a wireless local area network (WLAN) and a mobile communications network. The interworking is facilitated by an interworking function (IWF) disposed on a WLAN side of the interworking. The method comprises the step of connecting the WLAN to the mobile communications network by employing the IWF as an auxiliary radio network controller for the mobile communications network, in particular, a drift radio network controller (DRNC) in a UMTS network.
Owner:MAGNOLIA LICENSING LLC
Apparatus and method for providing a network termination point
ActiveUS20050238049A1Efficient executionTime-division multiplexNetworks interconnectionTraffic capacityAccess network
Apparatus and method for providing a termination point for service emulation instances in an access network is provided. In an embodiment, the service emulation instances are implemented utilizing, for example, pseudowires. Communications to and from the access network are aggregated and transmitted via one or more pseudowires to a service emulation instance terminator. The service emulation instance terminator converts the traffic to its native form and, if necessary, converts the traffic to a different type of format or service. The service emulation instance terminator then frames the traffic for the appropriate type of service and transmits the traffic to the service edge. Traffic received from the service is removed prepended with a pseudowire label and aggregated with other traffic. The aggregated traffic is transmitted to the customer via the access network. If necessary, an interworking function may convert the traffic from one type of service to another type of service. Further, functionalities of equipment such as frame relay switching or Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) switching may be realized in the service emulation instance terminator.
Owner:VERIZON PATENT & LICENSING INC
Method and apparatus for S.I.P./H. 323 interworking
ActiveUS7002989B2Time-division multiplexData switching by path configurationState dependentStructure of Management Information
Owner:AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO
ATM-based distributed virtual tandem switching system
InactiveUS6389011B2Time-division multiplexData switching by path configurationAtm switchingBroadband
An Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)-based distributed virtual tandem switching system is provided in which a network of ATM-based devices is combined to create a distributed virtual tandem switch. The system includes an ATM switching network that dynamically sets up individual switched virtual connections. The system also includes a trunk interworking function (T-IWF) device and a centralized control and signaling interworking function (CS-IWF) device. The trunk interworking function device converts end office voice trunks from TDM channels to ATM cells by employing a structured circuit emulation service. The centralized control and signaling interworking function device performs call control functions and interfaces narrowband signaling and broadband signaling for call processing and control within the ATM switching network. Consequently, the ATM based distributed virtual tandem switching system replaces a standard tandem switch in the PSTN.
Owner:SBC TECH RESOURCES
Certificate based authentication authorization accounting scheme for loose coupling interworking
InactiveUS20050154909A1Key distribution for secure communicationUnauthorised/fraudulent call preventionFinancial transactionLoose coupling
A method of Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) in an interworking between first and second networks that do not belong in the same asministrative domain, using certificate based transactions. In the method according to the invention, the second network sends a public key to the first network, and a certificate to a mobile device. The certificate includes information regarding the subscription level of the mobile device and is signed with a private key of the second network. Upon detection of the first network the mobile device transmits the certificate and the first network authenticates the certificate using the public and private keys of the second network, and authorizes access to the network in response. The first network then sends a session key encrypted with a public key of the mobile device. The mobile device decrypts the session key with a private key and access the first network using the session key. In this manner, interworking is implemented without requiring the deployment of a special interworking function to bridge between the two different types of networks.
Owner:THOMSON LICENSING SA
Cs handover from IMS femto to macro
Systems and methods for performing a cellular call handover from a home node b (HNB) to a macro cellular communication node (e.g., a base station or radio access network) are disclosed. An interworking function (IWF) is provided in the HNB and acts as an anchor mobile switching center (MSC) for a user device served by the HNB, and communicates with a visited MSC for the HNB. The IWF sends a request to a target MSC (which may be the visited MSC) serving the HNB, to handover the call to the macro node. The call is then handed over to the macro communication node by the target MSC. In this manner, the IWF facilitates providing the described handover in conformity with existing 3GPP standards, without requiring additional standards to be generated and without requiring additional system components.
Owner:ALCATEL-LUCENT USA INC
Multimedia content delivery through WLAN coverage area
InactiveUS7046998B2Broadcast with distributionUnauthorised/fraudulent call preventionLow speedInter-working function
Owner:INTERDIGITAL CE PATENT HLDG
System and method for interworking between IMS network and H.323 network
InactiveUS20060256748A1Radio/inductive link selection arrangementsWireless commuication servicesDomain nameName server
A system and method are provided for interworking between an Internet Protocol (IP) Multimedia Core Network Subsystem (IMS) network that provides an IP multimedia service to at least one first terminal, and an H.323 network that provides a packet switched multimedia service to at least one second terminal. In the system and method, upon receiving an invite message from the first terminal, a Call Session Control Function (CSCF) determines whether the second terminal is a terminal serviceable via the H.323 network through a query with a Domain Name Server (DNS). If the second terminal is a terminal serviceable via the H.323 network, the CSCF transmits an invite message including codec information of the first terminal to an interworking function (IWF), and sends a request for a transcoding service to a transcoding unit upon receiving from the IWF a response message including a codec list supportable by the H.323 network. Upon receiving an invite message including transcoding information from the transcoding unit via the CSCF, the IWF translates the invite message into a call setup message and transmits the call setup message to the H.323 network. Upon receiving the call setup message from the IWF, a gatekeeper sets up a call to the IMS network.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
Method and apparatus for solving number portability in origin
InactiveUS6873849B2Interconnection arrangementsTime-division multiplexProtocol for Carrying Authentication for Network AccessInter-working function
This invention provides a method intended to solve Number Portability in origin for calls to ported subscribers at a destination classical network, an inter-working function intended to provide the means to support said method, and a hierarchical DNS structure able to provide a new URI indicating interworking with an external database where routing data for said ported subscribers reside. This new URI specifies the Global Title address of the external database and the access protocol to said external database. The NAPTR resolution for that URI implies the use of an Inter-working Feature (IWF) placed in the DNS-resolver part of an S-CSCF, or in a close association, in the originating network. This IWF comprises a Protocol Translator and Controller adapting between DNS format and the external database access protocol format, at least one of a plurality of Application Protocol Handling Modules, and an SS7 Protocol Stack.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Network element providing an interworking function between plural networks, and system and method including the network element
InactiveUS20090304010A1Multiplex system selection arrangementsData switching by path configurationNetwork controlInter-working function
A network element provides an interworking function between plural networks. The network element includes a first network forwarding function block for forwarding packets in a first network, a first network control function block for controlling the first network forwarding function block, a second network forwarding function block for forwarding frames along a connection-oriented path in a second network, and a second network control function block for controlling the second network forwarding function block.
Owner:NEC CORP
Terminal having content interworking function and method thereof
InactiveUS20120066419A1Static indicating devicesSubstation equipmentInter-working functionEmbedded system
A terminal having a content interworking function and a method thereof are provided, in which a specific content is executed in a first terminal, an execution information of the specific content is transmitted to a second terminal to be displayed through the second terminal, and an event generation signal corresponding to the execution information of the specific content displayed on the second terminal is collected by the first terminal to control an execution operation of the specific content.
Owner:HYUNDAI MOTOR CO LTD +1
Machine type communication (MTC)-based message transmission method and interworking functional entity
InactiveCN102202270ADiversity guaranteedLower performance requirementsInformation formatServices signallingComputer networkInter-working function
The invention discloses a machine type communication (MTC)-based message transmission method and an interworking functional entity. The method comprises that: the interworking functional entity receives message from an MTC terminal; the interworking functional entity acquires the address of an MTC server; and the interworking functional entity converts the message into a format according with the interaction mode of the MTC server, and sends the converted message to the MTC server in an interaction mode. By the method, access diversity of the MTC server can be ensured.
Owner:ZTE CORP
Interworking between messaging services
ActiveUS20110264747A1Service is blockedMultiple digital computer combinationsData switching networksInter-working functionUser equipment
In a service level interworking unit, a service center (SC) address or a set of SC addresses dedicated for the service level interworking is used whenever an instant message (IM) is interworked to a short message (SM). In other words, if a message is initially sent as an instant message (IM) by user equipment (UE) and is interworked to a short message (SM) by the interworking function, the interworked short message (SM) is sent to a dedicated service center (SC) address. For originating messages that are not interworked, different service center address or addresses are used. A terminating short message (SM) received at the interworking unit is interworked to an instant message (IM) and the interworked instant message (IM) is delivered to the user equipment (UE), if a service center address in the terminating short message (SM) is one of the dedicated service center addresses. If the a service center address in the terminating short message (SM) is not one of the dedicated service center addresses, the terminating short message (SM) is delivered to the user equipment (UE) without a service level interworking.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY
METHOD OF IMS (SIP NETWORK) webRTC OPTIMIZED P2P COMMUNICATION
ActiveUS20150180825A1Multiple digital computer combinationsTransmissionClient-sideInter-working function
A WebRTC system, device and method enabling a P2P communication when both ends of a communication are WebRTC enabled devices. The system and devices also enable a WebRTC client to SIP device communication. A SIP interworking function is configured to receive a SDP1 from an originating WebRTC and obtain local media information from a media interworking function. The first SIP interworking function is configured to create a SDP2 based on the SDP1 and the local media information, create a SIP message comprising a message-body field including the SDP2 and an SIP extension header field including the SDP1, and send the SIP message to an IMS or SIP server.
Owner:FUTUREWEI TECH INC
IMS to CS Handover for IMS Systems for Legacy CS UE with Home Node B Access
ActiveUS20100074224A1Process safetyNetwork topologiesConnection managementHome Node BSession control
A system and method for allowing legacy circuit switch user equipment (CS UE) to operate via a packet switch system, such as an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) system, is provided. The mobility and session control aspects of communications with the legacy CS UE is separated. A user agent is placed in the receiving node (e.g., a home node B) that acts as the SIP agent for the CS UE for session control. An interworking function is provided to allow mobility between the macro CS network and the PS (e.g., IMS) network. Hand-back and hand-in procedures with service continuity are also provided.
Owner:FUTUREWEI TECH INC
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