Abstract: A system and method may manage traffic to software applications that ingest operations into an asynchronous queue when those operations are required to execute in a synchronous manner. An identifier may be retrieved from data corresponding to each client operation. A process distribution module may be placed in front of the two incompatible systems/applications to inspect each data payload and intelligently distribute the transactions to each instance based on a well-defined algorithm (e.g., even/odd, last digit, etc.). Synchronous execution may then occur according to a timestamp for each operation.

Abstract: Described herein are techniques, devices, and systems for synchronizing nodes that are utilized to provide services in a telecommunication network that includes a fifth generation (5G) network, and other types of networks. The nodes can be utilized to store supplementary service settings. A node of the 5G network that stores the supplementary service settings can be a unified data management (UDM). The UDM can be synchronized with a node (e.g., a home subscriber server (HSS)) that stores supplementary service settings in a long-term evolution (LTE) network, and/or a node (e.g., a home location register (HLR)) that stores supplementary service settings in a second generation (2G)/third generation (3G) network.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing user data for a user in a cellular network. The method comprises receiving a request for user data from a requesting entity. The method includes providing login credentials associated with the requesting entity to a short message service function (SMSF), and querying the SMSF for user data. The method includes receiving user data in response to the query and parsing the received user data. The method includes converting the received user data to an API response and transmitting the converted user data to the requesting entity.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for managing network services for a cellular network provider including receiving a user selection of an identifier type and a query input of a first subscriber identifier associated with a subscriber. Based on the user selection of the identifier type, querying IAM using the first subscriber identifier. In response to querying the IAM, receiving a first set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, where the first set of subscriber information includes a second subscriber identifier associated with the subscriber. In response to receiving the second subscriber identifier, querying a first additional system using the second subscriber identifier. In response to querying the first additional system using the second subscriber identifier, receiving a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, and populating one or more fields of the GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for managing network services for a cellular network provider. The method includes providing a GUI including a search input field and a subscriber identifier selection field, and receiving a user selection of an IMEI identifier type and a query input of an IMEI number. Based on the user selection of the IMEI identifier type, the method includes querying an EEIR using the IMEI number. In response to querying the EEIR, the method includes receiving a first set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber including an MSISDN number. In response to receiving the MSISDN number, the method includes querying a first additional system using the MSISDN number, receiving, from the first additional system, a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, and populating one or more fields of the GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for managing network services for a cellular network provider including receiving a user selection of an identifier type and a query input of a first subscriber identifier associated with a subscriber. Based on the user selection of the identifier type, querying an SES using the first subscriber identifier. In response to querying the SES, receiving a first set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, where the first set of subscriber information includes a second subscriber identifier associated with the subscriber. In response to receiving the second subscriber identifier, querying a first additional system using the second subscriber identifier. In response to querying the first additional system using the second subscriber identifier, receiving a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, and populating one or more fields of the GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: A method for managing network services for a cellular network provider. The method includes receiving, via a GUI, a query input of an MSISDN number associated with a subscriber and querying a first external system using the MSISDN. In response to the query of the first external system, the method includes receiving a first set of subscriber information. The method includes querying a second external system using the MSISDN number to determine an IMSI number associated with the subscriber, and querying a third external system using the IMSI number. In response to the query of the third external system with the IMSI number, the method includes receiving a second set of subscriber information and populating one or more fields of the GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: A method for managing network services for a cellular network provider including GUI including a search input field and a subscriber identifier selection field. The method includes receiving a user selection of an ICCID identifier type via the subscriber identifier selection field and a query input of an ICCID number associated with a subscriber. Based on the user selection of the ICCID identifier type, the method includes querying a switch control using the ICCID number received. In response, the method includes receiving a first set of subscriber information including an IMSI number associated with the subscriber. In response, the method includes querying a first additional system using the IMSI number and receiving, from the first additional system, a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber. The method includes populating one or more fields of the GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for managing network services for a cellular network provider comprising providing at least one search input field and a subscriber identifier selection field and receiving a user selection of an IMSI identifier type and a query input of an IMSI number. Based on the user selection of the IMSI identifier type, querying a PGW using the IMSI number. In response to querying the PGW, receiving a first set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber including an MSISDN number associated with the subscriber. In response to receiving the MSISDN number, querying at least one additional system using the MSISDN number. In response to querying the at least one additional system using the MSISDN number, receiving a second set of subscriber information associated with the subscriber, and populating one or more fields of a GUI with the first and second set of subscriber information.

Abstract: In response to determining that the authentication function operating on the authentication node on a network is not responsive, a re-direct message may be communicated to at least one edge device on the network that requests of the authentication function on the authentication node be re-directed to a different authentication node.

Abstract: The method and system may determining whether an authentication function operating on an authentication node on a network has degraded performance such as when the traffic is being partially throttled. In response to determining that the authentication function operating on the authentication node on a network is being partially throttled, a re-direct message may be communicated to at least one edge device on the network that requests of the authentication function on the authentication node be re-directed to a different authentication node.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing customer registration information for a customer in a cellular network. The method comprises receiving a request for customer registration information from a requesting entity. The method includes providing login credentials associated with the requesting entity to a control node, and querying the control node for customer registration information. The method includes receiving customer registration information in response to the query and parsing the received customer registration information. The method includes converting the received customer registration information to an API response and transmitting the converted customer registration information to the requesting entity.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing customer registration information for a customer in a cellular network. The method comprises receiving a request for customer registration information from a requesting entity. The method includes providing login credentials associated with the requesting entity to a control node, and querying the control node for customer registration information. The method includes receiving customer registration information in response to the query and parsing the received customer registration information. The method includes converting the received customer registration information to an API response and transmitting the converted customer registration information to the requesting entity.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for improving roaming configuration efficiency. The method includes receiving roaming configuration data for a first roaming partner network operator and roaming configuration data for a second roaming partner network operator. The method includes applying the roaming configuration data for the first roaming partner network operator to a first set of network entity data associated with the first roaming partner network operator and applying the roaming configuration data for the second roaming partner network operator to a second set of network entity data associated with the second roaming partner network operator. The method includes providing the roaming configuration data for the first and second roaming partner network operators.

Abstract: A method for improving roaming configuration efficiency including providing a GUI including roaming configuration data for roaming partner network operators. The method includes receiving, at a roaming configuration management (RCM) server and via the GUI, updated roaming configuration data for a first roaming partner network operator and updated roaming configuration data for a second roaming partner network operator. The method includes applying the updated roaming configuration data for the first roaming partner network operator to a first set of network entity data associated with the first roaming partner network operator and the updated roaming configuration data for the second roaming partner network operator to a second set of network entity data associated with the second roaming partner network operator. The method includes providing the updated roaming configuration data for the first and second roaming partner network operators.

Abstract: A system and method may manage traffic to software applications that ingest operations into an asynchronous queue when those operations are required to execute in a synchronous manner. An identifier may be retrieved from data corresponding to each client operation. A process distribution module may be placed in front of the two incompatible systems/applications to inspect each data payload and intelligently distribute the transactions to each instance based on a well-defined algorithm (e.g., even/odd, last digit, etc.). Synchronous execution may then occur according to a timestamp for each operation.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing user data for a user in a cellular network. The method comprises receiving a request for user data from a requesting entity. The method includes providing login credentials associated with the requesting entity to a short message service function (SMSF), and querying the SMSF for user data. The method includes receiving user data in response to the query and parsing the received user data. The method includes converting the received user data to an API response and transmitting the converted user data to the requesting entity.

Abstract: A system and method may manage traffic to software applications that ingest operations into an asynchronous queue when those operations are required to execute in a synchronous manner. An identifier may be retrieved from data corresponding to each client operation. A process distribution module may be placed in front of the two incompatible systems/applications to inspect each data payload and intelligently distribute the transactions to each instance based on a well-defined algorithm (e.g., even/odd, last digit, etc.). Synchronous execution may then occur according to a timestamp for each operation.

Abstract: The method and system may determining whether an authentication function operating on an authentication node on a network has degraded performance such as when the traffic is being partially throttled.

Abstract: In response to determining that the authentication function operating on the authentication node on a network is not responsive, a re-direct message may be communicated to at least one edge device on the network that requests of the authentication function on the authentication node be re-directed to a different authentication node.