Abstract: The method and the apparatus for reporting CSI are provided. The method comprises receiving reference signal on downlink channel, selecting CQI corresponding to a channel state based on the reference signal and transmitting CSI report comprising the selected CQI, wherein the step of selecting CQI includes selecting CQI index on a CQI table where the CQI index specifies modulation.

Abstract: A technique for triggering an association between a Media Access Control (MAC) address and a switch port is provided. The association allows forwarding data frames including the MAC address as destination MAC address via the associated switch port. Related methods include receiving a data frame originating from a node. The data frame includes a MAC address of the originating note as source MAC address. The data frame is stored including the MAC address. The data frame is successfully sent towards a first switch port. In response to a failure of a first link towards the first switch port, the stored data frame is resent towards a seconds switch port that is different from the first switch port for triggering the association between the second switch port and the MAC address of the originating node.

Abstract: A network node for a wireless network and corresponding methods for reducing false collisions in a wireless network, a wireless network, a wireless sensor network and a smart building including a wireless sensor network. The network node includes a processor, memory and an antenna. The network node is operable promiscuously to monitor and maintain a record of transmissions and acknowledgements received by the network node. The network node is also operable to send information relating to the record to another node in the network for use by the other node in determining that a further node to which the other node sends transmissions is hidden from the network node. In another aspect the network node is operable to determine from information received from a second other network node, that a first other network node is hidden from the second other network node.

Abstract: A technique of providing performance management (PM) data by a network element of a wireless network to an Operations and Maintenance, OAM, system to which the network element is connected. A method embodiment of the providing PM data to the OAM system to which the network element is connected, the PM data being related to one or more objects associated with the network element, includes determining, by the network element, whether at least one of the one or more objects is an unmirrored object, the unmirrored object being invisible to the OAM system. If at least one of the one or more objects is an unmirrored object, the method accumulates, by the network element, PM data of the at least one unmirrored object with PM data of further objects associated with the network element; and provides, by the network element, the accumulated PM data to the OAM system.

Abstract: A first forwarding device in a software defined network (SDN) detects disconnection of an out-band connection between the first forwarding device and a controller, sends an SDN packet to the controller via an out-band connection of a second forwarding device adjacent to the first forwarding device, and receives a response packet sent by the controller via the second forwarding device.

Abstract: Telecommunication network components configured to manage a handover of a communication session of user equipment from a packet-switched access network to a circuit-switched access network are described herein. The components may receive a handover request from user equipment, allocate circuit-switched access network resources, and request a session transfer. When the session transfer is invalid, e.g., during a pre-establishment phase of a communication session, the components may reject the transfer within a selected time and provide an invalid-handover message. Components may, in response to an invalid handover request, transmit a rejection of the session transfer and a fallback-trigger message.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of transmitting, by a base station, a signal for compensating for coverage in a wireless communication system, and an apparatus therefor. A method of transmitting, by a base station, a signal for compensating for coverage, comprises: receiving information indicating that a first base station is a base station supporting a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS), from the first base station in a state enabling switching off; receiving a coverage compensation request message containing MBMS-related information of the first base station from the first base station; and transmitting, by a compensation base station to the first base station, a coverage compensation response message indicating whether it is possible to compensate for the coverage of the first base station, wherein whether it is possible to compensate for the coverage of the first base station is determined on the basis of the MBMS-related information.

Abstract: For performing K individual transmissions between an access point managing a cell of a wireless communications network to plural mobile terminals via time and frequency resources from amongst a predefined set of candidate time and frequency resources on a per frame period basis, one time and frequency resource being allocated to each one of the K individual transmissions in a considered frame period, the access point: obtains a frequency allocation descriptor F indicating which frequency resource is allocated in the considered frame period to each one of the K individual transmissions; obtains a frequency occurrence descriptor G indicating how many times each candidate frequency resource is used for performing the K individual transmissions in the considered frame period; signals the frequency occurrence descriptor G in said cell; and enables transmitting data for the K individual transmissions in accordance with the frequency allocation descriptor F and a predetermined frequency sequencing rule.

Abstract: A data transmission method and apparatus, where the method comprises checking full-bandwidth transmission paths of a bus, and When a fault occurs in the full-bandwidth transmission paths and a quantity of faulty full-bandwidth transmission paths is less than or equal to M, selecting N full-bandwidth transmission paths from full-bandwidth transmission paths that are not faulty to transmit a data unit, and when a fault occurs in the full-bandwidth transmission paths and a quantity of faulty full-bandwidth transmission paths is greater than M, reconfiguring a size of a data unit according to a quantity of full-bandwidth transmission paths that are not faulty and a target burst quantity.

Abstract: A method of creating containers in a physical host that includes a managed forwarding element (MFE) configured to forward packets to and from a set of data compute nodes (DCNs) hosted by the physical host. The method creates a container DCN in the host. The container DCN includes a virtual network interface card (VNIC) configured to exchange packets with the MFE. The method creates a plurality of containers in the container DCN. The method, for each container in the container DCN, creates a corresponding port on the MFE. The method sends packets addressed to each of the plurality of containers from the corresponding MFE port to the VNIC of the container DCN.

Abstract: The systems, devices, and methods discussed herein are directed to migrating user equipment (UE) communication from an initially assigned channel in a licensed spectrum to an unlicensed spectrum available in a neighboring cell. As the UE is powered on, data connectivity between the UE and a carrier cell is checked, and if connected, an available neighbor cell in an unlicensed spectrum may be searched. If an available neighbor cell in the unlicensed spectrum is found, the carrier cell may hand off UE communication to the available neighbor cell in the unlicensed spectrum based on a type of the available neighbor cell and available quality for communication in the unlicensed spectrum.

Abstract: A method performed by a first network node of providing a last used PLMN ID in LTE to a second network node, the first network node and the second network node operating in a wireless communications network. The method comprises providing the last used PLMN ID in LTE of a wireless device in the wireless communications network, to the second network node, as soon as a Circuit Switched, CS, call due to a CSFB procedure has been setup. The providing of the PLMN ID is performed by one of: adding information about the last used PLMN ID in LTE to an existing message from the first network node to the second network node, and defining a new message from the first network node to the second network node. The new message comprises the last used PLMN ID in LTE.

Abstract: A network node sends, to a user equipment (UE), signaling comprising: first information specifying a current uplink-downlink configuration to use responsive to a dynamic uplink-downlink configuration change, and second information specifying a set of discontinuous reception (DRX) parameters to control DRX operation at the UE in response to the dynamic uplink-downlink configuration change.

Abstract: Some demonstrative embodiments include apparatuses, devices, systems and methods of wireless communication to a plurality of wireless stations. For example, a wireless station may be configured to assign to a plurality of data units a respective plurality of increasing sequence numbers (SNs); and to transmit one or more directional transmission sequences in one or more respective directions over a directional frequency band.

Abstract: The present invention relates to wireless network technologies, and particularly to a chain-type wireless sensor network-oriented hybrid media access control (MAC) method. The present invention fully considers features of a chained or linear topology of a wireless sensor network applied in power transmission line monitoring and the like, adopts different access policies at different periods of the network, and proposes a method of time division access control Pipelined TDMA during busy periods and contention access control S-XMAC during idle periods. During busy periods, a pipelined scheduling transmission method is used to avoid the problem of hidden terminals so as to improve transmission reliability and resource utilization.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a device in a network determines a first channel hopping schedule for the device to receive unicast communications from one or more neighbors of the device. The first channel hopping schedule differs from channel hopping schedules used by the one or more neighbors to receive unicast communications. The device determines a second channel hopping schedule for the device that includes a common channel that is common to the device and the one or more neighbors at any given point in time, wherein the second channel hopping schedule is self-generated by each of the device and the one or more neighbors. The device switches from the first channel hopping schedule to the second channel hopping schedule, in response to a network event. The device causes a particular neighbor to join the network using the second channel hopping schedule.

Abstract: Certain features relate to improving the link-fault tolerance in a distributed antenna system (DAS) by utilizing a series of synchronous Ethernet frames. A receiving remote unit or a head-end unit in the DAS can predict the start of incoming Ethernet frames based on frame information extracted from previously received Ethernet frames. For example, a remote unit can be configured to receive one or more Ethernet frames, each of the one or more Ethernet frames including a start-of-frame field. After a period of time corresponding to the frame repetition rate, the remote unit can search for an additional start-of-frame field, indicating the receipt of the next Ethernet frame. The remote unit can extract the payload data from the next Ethernet frame based on the predicted value for the additional start-of-frame field.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method performed in a network node with two or more transmission states for dynamically managing outer loop link adaptation instances for a wireless device. The method includes monitoring one or more variables, where each variable is either associated with an outer loop link adaptation instance or with a transmission state; and adapting the number of outer loop link adaptation instances based on the monitored one or more variables. The disclosure also relates to corresponding devices.

Abstract: A gateway turns encrypted PS data traffic on the Iub interface into clear IP packets so that WAN stream de-duplication and other optimization can be performed to eliminate the transfer of repetitive data across the Iub interface, thereby increasing the throughput between the NodeB and the RNC of the WCDMA network. The gateway pulls PS data traffic out from Iub without disturbing the signaling and CS traffic. The bifurcated PS data traffic is redirected to the GTP I/O port of the gateway where the stream de-duplication is applied. Deployment of the gateway is transparent to the WCDMA network. No network reconfiguration is required to deploy the gateway on the Iub interface.

Abstract: A contention adjustment method for use in an apparatus and a system in a wireless local area network. The method includes acquiring an air interface occupancy time ratio of a terminal that is in a service operating state, and adjusting an uplink data sending threshold of the terminal according to the air interface occupancy time ratio of the terminal, where the air interface occupancy time ratio of the terminal is a ratio of an air interface occupancy time of the terminal to an air interface time, and the air interface occupancy time of the terminal is a ratio of a volume of data sent by the terminal to an air interface data sending rate of the terminal in the air interface time. The present disclosure may avoid that a terminal with a stronger demand excessively preempts a terminal with a weaker demand.