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AssigneeKineto Wireless, Inc.
InventorsAmit Khetawat, Patrick Tao, Michael D. Gallagher, Rajeev Gupta
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Some embodiments are implemented in a communication system that includes a first communication system comprised of a licensed wireless radio access network and a core network, and a second communication system comprising a plurality of user hosted access points and a network controller. In some embodiments, each access point operates using short range licensed wireless frequencies to establish a service region. In some embodiments, the network controller communicatively couples the core network to the plurality of access points. The method enables an unauthorized user equipment to call from an access point it is not allowed to use for emergency purposes. The method receives at an access point a service request from an unauthorized user equipment with an establishment cause of emergency call. The method sends a registration request to the network controller. The method sends a message to the core network indicating the location of the user equipment.
In a communication system comprising (i) a first network comprising a licensed wireless radio access network and a core network and (ii) a second network comprising a plurality of user hosted access points for establishing service regions of the second network using short range licensed wireless frequencies and a network controller for communicatively coupling user equipment operating in the service regions to the core network, a method of enabling emergency calling at a particular access point for a particular user equipment that is not authorized for services of the second network at a service region associated with the particular access point, the method comprising:
In a communication system comprising (i) a first network comprising a licensed wireless radio access network and a core network and (ii) a second network comprising a plurality of user hosted access points for establishing service regions of the second network using short range licensed wireless frequencies and a network controller for communicatively coupling user equipment operating in the service regions to the core network, a method of enabling emergency calling at the network controller to enable a particular user equipment that is not authorized for services of the second network to perform an emergency call, the method comprising:
In a communication system comprising (i) a first network comprising a licensed wireless radio access network and a core network and (ii) a second network comprising a plurality of user hosted access points for establishing service regions of the second network using short range licensed wireless frequencies and a network controller for communicatively coupling user equipment operating in the service regions to the core network, a computer readable storage medium of a particular access point storing a computer program for enabling emergency calling at the particular access point for a particular user equipment that is not authorized for services of the second network at a service region associated with the particular access point, the computer program executable by at least one processor, the computer program comprising:
In a communication system comprising (i) a first network comprising a licensed wireless radio access network and a core network and (ii) a second network comprising a plurality of user hosted access points for establishing service regions of the second network using short range licensed wireless frequencies and a network controller for communicatively coupling user equipment operating in the service regions to the core network, a computer readable storage medium of the network controller storing a computer program for enabling emergency calling at the network controller to enable a particular user equipment that is not authorized for services of the second network to perform an emergency call, the computer program executable by at least one processor, the computer program comprising:
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