Rajesh Bhalla, 722107 Debbie Ct, Naperville, IL 60565

7301922, Nov 27, 2007

Sep 17, 2001

09/953777

Rajesh Bhalla - Westmont IL, US
Gopal K Dommety - Santa Clara CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04Q 7/00

370331, 455436, 455439

A system, a method, and software for communicating packet data are disclosed. A call is communicated from a mobile device through a first base station controller and a first packet data serving node. The call is transferred from the first base station controller to a second base station controller in communication with a second packet data serving node. The call is then communicated through a tunnel established between the first packet data serving node and the second packet data serving node.

7411927, Aug 12, 2008

Feb 5, 2002

10/072055

Rajesh Bhalla - Westmont IL, US
Arghya T. Mukherjee - Mountain View CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04Q 7/00
H04Q 7/24
H04L 12/66

370331, 370338, 370352

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method of optimizing point-to-point sessions is disclosed. A registration request is received from a mobile node. The mobile node communicates with a current packet controller function serviced by a packet data serving node. Whether the registration request comprises a previous access network identifier is determined. The previous access network identifier identifies a previous packet controller function. Whether the mobile node is serviced by a mobile Internet Protocol is determined. Next, whether the mobile node communicated with a previous packet controller function serviced by the packet data serving node is determined. The method concludes by deciding whether to negotiate a point-to-point session for the mobile node in response to on the determinations.

7613811, Nov 3, 2009

Sep 17, 2001

09/954320

Rajesh Bhalla - Westmont IL, US
Hsia R. Yu - Milpitas CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709227, 709228, 709245, 370331, 455436

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a method, a logic, and systems for selecting a communications protocol are disclosed. An initial request having a static Internet Protocol address is received from a mobile node, and a dynamic address is assigned to the mobile node. A data packet is received from the mobile node, and whether the data packet uses the dynamic address or has a mobile Internet Protocol request is determined. If the data packet has the mobile Internet Protocol request, the data packet is processed using a mobile Internet Protocol process. Alternatively, if the data packet uses the dynamic address, the data packet is processed using a simple Internet Protocol process.

8041819, Oct 18, 2011

Mar 19, 2002

10/104879

Rajesh Bhalla - Westmont IL, US
Arghya T. Mukherjee - Mountain View CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709227, 709245, 709202

A method for providing network services includes receiving a mobile station identifier (MSID) from a mobile node at a packet data serving node. The packet data serving node is operable to communicate with the mobile node. The method includes receiving a registration request (RRQ) from the mobile node and appending the MSID to the RRQ. The method includes forwarding the RRQ to a home agent. The home agent is operable to communicate with the packet data serving node. The method also includes receiving an Internet Protocol (IP) address from the home agent. The IP address corresponds to the MSID. The MSID may be included in a normal vendor specific extension (NVSE) constructed by the packet data serving node. Appending the MSID to the RRQ may comprise appending the NVSE to the RRQ.

8224323, Jul 17, 2012

May 9, 2008

12/118610

YuanFang Yu - GuangDong, CN
Xiaowu Zhao - GuangDong, CN
Rajesh Bhalla - Westmont IL, US
Yonggang Fang - San Diego CA, US

ZTE (USA) Inc. - Morristown NJ

H04W 4/00

4554351, 4554561, 4554562, 4554563, 4554352, 4554353, 370331, 370332

Techniques and systems that provide timer based registration for efficiently registering access terminals with a wireless network are described. A timer is provided for an access terminal to register with the network. When the timer expires, the access terminal performs a timer based registration process if a currently serving base station is not the same as a base station that serves the access terminal when the access terminal completes the last timer based registration process, and avoids performing another timer based registration process if the currently serving base station is the same as a base station that serves the access terminal when the access terminal completes the last timer based registration process. The access terminal resets the timer if the currently serving base station is the same as a base station that served the access terminal when the access terminal completes the last timer based registration process.

8243686, Aug 14, 2012

Oct 21, 2009

12/603462

Rajesh Bhalla - Gahanna OH, US
Yonggang Fang - San Diego CA, US

ZTE (USA) Inc. - Morristown NJ

H04W 4/00

370331

Techniques for wireless communications include operating first and second access networks to provide wireless service to wireless devices. The first and second access networks are associated with respective first and second gateways. The first gateway is operated to (1) receive a request for transferring wireless service of a wireless device from the second access network to the first access network and (2) send a message that includes key information to the second gateway based on the request. The second gateway is operated to (1) send session context information to the first gateway in response to the message and (2) forward a data packet associated with the wireless device to the first gateway. The forwarded data packet includes a packet data network identifier (PDN-ID) to identify a packet data network (PDN) associated with a downlink data packet.

8504056, Aug 6, 2013

Feb 21, 2012

13/401779

Yonggang Fang - San Diego CA, US
Rajesh Bhalla - Gahanna OH, US

ZTE (USA) Inc. - Morristown NJ

H04H 20/71
H04W 4/00
H04W 36/00
H04W 72/00

455453, 455436, 455450, 370331, 370312

Techniques for load balancing across different access networks based on procedures initiated by a wireless terminal or mobile station and examples of using load balancing within the same access network to hand off a mobile station from one base station to another based on procedures initiated by the mobile station.

8570944, Oct 29, 2013

May 11, 2010

12/778108

Rajesh Bhalla - Gahanna OH, US
Yonggang Fang - San Diego CA, US
Xiaowu Zhao - Shenzhen, CN

ZTE (USA) Inc. - Iselin NJ

H04W 4/00

370328

Techniques, apparatuses, and systems can include mechanisms for interworking different wireless technologies. Interworking different wireless technologies can include operating a wireless communication system that includes a first wireless network based on a first wireless technology and a second wireless network based on a second wireless technology. Interworking different wireless technologies can include processing a network based change to an Aggregated Maximum Bit Rate (AMBR) parameter that corresponds to an Access Point Name (APN) and communicating the network based change to a wireless device.