Multiple protocol database
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsBradley T. Kenyon, Michael R. Kelly
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Abstract
Systems, methods, and devices are provided in connection with a multiple protocol register. In one embodiment, a mobile subscriber database is provided. The mobile subscriber database includes a location register having a number of different network protocol capabilities. The location register is operable to process different network type messages on the location register.
Claims28
A mobile subscriber database, comprising:
- a single point code address to receive one or more messages according to different network types from a particular signal traffic source without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register;
- a computer readable medium having a set of executable instructions to recognize different protocols for messages received from the different network types;
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- wherein the set of executable instructions is operable to interface messages with an appropriate register module within the database.
A mobile subscriber database, comprising:
- a location register having a number of different network type capabilities;
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- wherein the location register is operable to process different network type messages from one or more network entities;
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- wherein the location register includes a single point code address to receive one or more messages according to different network types from a particular signal traffic source without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register.
A wireless system, comprising:
- a location register operable to communicate with one or more networks, wherein at least one network includes a number of wireless subscribers, and wherein the location register is operable to;
- recognize different protocols for messages received from the one or more networks without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register;
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- interface messages with one or more appropriate register modules within the database;
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- a signal transfer point (STP) coupled to the location register via a signal link, such that the SIP serves as a particular signal traffic source to communicate different network protocols and message types, associated with the different networks, to the location register using the link.
A wireless architecture, comprising:
- a location register database operable to communicate with one or more networks and accessible using a single point code address without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register, wherein at least one network includes a number of wireless subscribers;
- means for provisioning applications according to a number of different network protocols;
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- a signal transfer point (STP) coupled to the location register database as a single signal traffic source to communicate different network protocols and message types, associated with the different networks, to the location register database using the single point code address.
A method for a wireless system, comprising;
- receiving one or more messages according to different network protocols at a single point code address;
- provisioning one or more different network applications based on the messages received at the single point code address;
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- using the single point code address to communicate messages to a location register database via a particular transport source without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register.
A computer readable medium having instructions for causing a device to perform a method, comprising:
- receiving one or more messages according to different network protocols on a location register;
- centralizing subscriber management for a number of network types on the location register;
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- using a single point code address to communicate messages to the location register via a particular transport source without using a separate routing configuration and without using a separate off-switch register.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.