Abstract:
In an embodiment, a target device (e.g., a server or a target client device) receives a first stream (e.g., an RTP stream) and a second stream (e.g., a probing stream) for a given communication session that originates from an application-layer client application on a source client device. The target device calculates delays of arrival times for packet payload portions in the first and second streams, and reports information indicative of a delay disparity between the first and second delays to the application-layer client application on the source client device. The application-layer client application on the source client device determines whether header compression of a given type is used for the first stream based on the received information, and selectively modifies one or more parameters (e.g., a bundling factor, etc.) of the first stream based on the determination.
Abstract:
An aspect of the disclosure is related to prioritizing users during a server failure. A client device or a central non-regional component detects that a server arbitrating a packet-based voice communication service in a first region has failed, and redirects the client device registered to utilize the packet-based voice communication service in the first region to a second server providing the packet-based voice communication service, wherein the redirecting is based on a priority level of a user of the client device. An aspect of the disclosure is related to peer-assisted failover recovery. A first client device detects that a server arbitrating a packet-based voice communication service in a first region has failed, and notifies a second client device in the first region that the server arbitrating the packet-based voice communication service in the first region has failed.
Abstract:
In an embodiment, a dual stack (DS) client device (IPv4+IPv6) configures a header of a message for transmission to include a Via header with an IPv4 address of the DS client device, and transmits the configured message to a server via an IPv6 socket for transmission to a target client device. The target client device receives a message from a server in response to the configured message that identifies the DS capability of the dual stack client device based on a Via header that includes both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. In another embodiment, a DS client device receives a message with a Via header configuration indicating IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses through which another client device can communicate, identifies the other client device as DS, IPv4-only or IPv6-only based on the Via header configuration and selects a target format for communication with the other client device based on the identification.
Abstract:
In an embodiment, a server registers a client application installed on a user equipment (UE), and evaluates one or more paging cycle criteria for the registered client application. The server determines to establish a target paging cycle used for downlink paging of the UE by a network component (e.g., an access network component or a core network component) of a serving network based on the evaluation, and the server transmits, to the network component, a request for the network component to transition the given UE to the target paging cycle based on the determination. The network component receives the request and assigns the target paging cycle to the UE as requested.
Abstract:
The disclosure generally relates to network-initiated and client-initiated mechanisms to enable quality of service (QoS) for web-based client applications that may high efficiency, high performance, or otherwise guaranteed service levels. For example, to enable QoS for calls or other sessions associated a web-based application, one or more signaling messages may be exchanged between a server and a first user equipment (UE) to establish a call between the first UE and a second UE and to establish a peer connection between the server and at least the first UE. As such, QoS may be activated for at least the peer connection between the first UE and the server, wherein the server may route data associated with the web-based application between the first UE and the second UE over the established peer connection to implement the activated QoS.
Abstract:
The disclosure is related to dynamically applying quality of service (QoS) to a call. An aspect determines a packet transmission state of a subscriber on the call, determines whether or not the QoS is allocated to the subscriber, and allocates the QoS to the subscriber based on the QoS not being allocated to the subscriber and the packet transmission state indicating that the subscriber is sending packets.
Abstract:
Aspects relating to reducing network latency in systems that use NAS Authentication/Security procedures are disclosed. For example, a method for reducing latency due to NAS authentication can include determining a number (n) or time (t) of service requests from an idle state that trigger a NAS authentication. A penultimate service request is detected before the nth service request or after time (t). A gratuitous service request is sent after the penultimate service request.