Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for optimizing N10 interface messaging. Specifically, registration messages, de-registration messages, and the like can be dynamically controlled such that communication is prevented. Said messages are communicated via an N10 interface between a Unified Data Management function (UDM) and a Session Management function (SMF) in a 5G network. Additionally, subscription information, user profile information, etc., is also communicated via the N10 interface. Thus, the N10 interface can easily become overloaded or congested. Aspects herein provide mechanisms to avoid additional congestion of the N10 interface by intelligently eliminating specific messages communicated to the UDM via the N10 interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for optimizing N10 interface messaging. Specifically, registration messages, de-registration messages, and the like can be dynamically controlled such that communication is prevented. Said messages are communicated via an N10 interface between a Unified Data Management function (UDM) and a Session Management function (SMF) in a 5G network. Additionally, subscription information, user profile information, etc., is also communicated via the N10 interface. Thus, the N10 interface can easily become overloaded or congested. Aspects herein provide mechanisms to avoid additional congestion of the N10 interface by intelligently eliminating specific messages communicated to the UDM via the N10 interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for providing communication sessions to user equipment (UE) over a telecommunications network. Specifically, communication sessions can be established for the UE despite a degraded N10 interface between a Unified Data Management function (UDM) and a Session Management function (SMF) in a 5G core network. One or more profiles comprising one or more profile parameters can be stored locally at the SMF so the one or more profile parameters can be provided to establish a communication session for a UE without receiving a response from the UDM. A locally stored profile on the SMF can be utilized when the N10 interface fails, when the UDM is experiencing congestion over a predetermined threshold, etc. Criteria that may impact the ability of the UDM to respond to queries can be identified to trigger a fetch of the profile parameters and the creation of a local profile at the SMF.

Abstract: A method for selectively blocking Voiceover4G services within a wireless communications network is provided. A request for access to Voiceover4G services is received from a device connected to a wireless communications network. A location of the device is determined from information contained within the request. A determination is made of whether Voiceover4G services are provided at the location by the wireless communications network at the location of the device indicated within the request. The device is configured to communicate over the wireless network using Voiceover4G services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are provided at the location of the device or is configured to communicate over the wireless network using circuit switched services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are not provided at the location of the device.

Abstract: A roaming partner selection system associated with a mobile device includes a preferred roaming list providing a plurality roaming partner networks that may provide a network connection to the mobile device when a home network may not be selected. At least one rule set controls the selection of one of a roaming partner network from the preferred provider list or a home network for establishing a connection with mobile device. Control logic controls a selection of at least one of the roaming partner network from the home network responsive to the at least one rule set and at least one predetermined input parameter. The at least one rule set establishes which of the at least one of the plurality of roaming partner networks or the home network should be selected by the control logic responsive to the at least one predetermined parameter.

Abstract: A method for relaying a call message requiring a particular service from an MSC to a service logic unit, involves the steps of receiving a service request trigger to provide a particular service at the MSC from a subscriber. The call message requiring a particular service is transmitted from the MSC to an HLR. The HLR determines the service logic unit to provide the particular service responsive to at least one of the call message requiring a particular service, a trigger indication and a subscriber profile associated with the subscriber. The call message requiring a particular service is transmitted from the HLR to the determined service logic unit.

Abstract: A roaming partner selection system associated with a mobile device includes a preferred roaming list providing a plurality roaming partner networks that may provide a network connection to the mobile device when a home network may not be selected. At least one rule set controls the selection of one of a roaming partner network from the preferred provider list or a home network for establishing a connection with mobile device. Control logic controls a selection of at least one of the roaming partner network from the home network responsive to the at least one rule set and at least one predetermined input parameter. The at least one rule set establishes which of the at least one of the plurality of roaming partner networks or the home network should be selected by the control logic responsive to the at least one predetermined parameter.

Abstract: A method for selectively blocking Voiceover4G services within a wireless communications network is provided. A request for access to Voiceover4G services is received from a device connected to a wireless communications network. A location of the device is determined from information contained within the request. A determination is made of whether Voiceover4G services are provided at the location by the wireless communications network at the location of the device indicated within the request. The device is configured to communicate over the wireless network using Voiceover4G services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are provided at the location of the device or is configured to communicate over the wireless network using circuit switched services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are not provided at the location of the device.

Abstract: A method for selectively blocking Voiceover4G services within a wireless communications network is provided. A request for access to Voiceover4G services is received from a device connected to a wireless communications network. A location of the device is determined from information contained within the request. A determination is made of whether Voiceover4G services are provided at the location by the wireless communications network at the location of the device indicated within the request. The device is configured to communicate over the wireless network using Voiceover4G services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are provided at the location of the device or is configured to communicate over the wireless network using circuit switched services responsive to a determination that the Voiceover4G services are not provided at the location of the device.

Abstract: A method for controlling a handoff from a first base station to a second base station involves receiving a hand off request including connection data from a client of a mobile device from the first base station at a handoff server of a system network provider. Handoff data is generated for controlling the handoff from the first base station to the second base station responsive to the connection data. The handoff data is transmitted from the handoff server of the system network provider to the client of the mobile device.

Abstract: A method for managing services for a network service provider includes the steps of receiving a Feature Request Message from a switching node associated with a mobile station within a non-circuit switched network at a registration node. The Feature Request Message includes a code for activating a feature within the registration node enabling connections to the non-circuit switched network. A service request is received for providing a network service to the mobile station at the registration node. The service request is routed to the switching node associated with the non-circuit switched network responsive to the feature within the registration node enabling connection to the non-circuit switched network being activated.

Abstract: A method for relaying a call message requiring a particular service from an MSC to a service logic unit, involves the steps of receiving a service request trigger to provide a particular service at the MSC from a subscriber. The call message requiring a particular service is transmitted from the MSC to an HLR. The HLR determines the service logic unit to provide the particular service responsive to at least one of the call message requiring a particular service, a trigger indication and a subscriber profile associated with the subscriber. The call message requiring a particular service is transmitted from the HLR to the determined service logic unit.

Abstract: A method and system for managing services for a mobile station by a network service provider includes receiving a first registration request associated with the mobile station at a registration node, registering a first switching node as a first serving node for access by the mobile station to a first network, receiving a second registration request associated with the mobile station at the registration node, and registering a second switching node as a second serving node for access by the mobile station to a second network. The first serving node and the second serving node are concurrently maintained. The method further includes receiving a service request for providing a network service to the mobile station, and routing the service request to either the first switching node or the second switching node in accordance with routing rules associated with the mobile station configured by the network service provider.