Header compression for relay nodes
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsSai Yiu Duncan Ho, Fatih Ulupinar, Parag Arun Agashe
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AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsSai Yiu Duncan Ho, Fatih Ulupinar, Parag Arun Agashe
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Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate compressing packet headers for communicating among access points. An access point can advertise compression profiles to one or more disparate access points, and the one or more disparate access points can select at least one compression profile for compressing/decompressing packets related to the one or more disparate access points and/or devices communicating therewith. The one or more disparate access points can notify the access point of the selected compression profile, a compression context identifier, and/or static data related to identifying associated packets. In this regard, the access point can compress packets that have the associated static data according to the compression profile and compression context identifier. Similarly, the access point can decompress packets from the one or more disparate access points based on the compression context identifier.
A method for wireless communication by a relay node, comprising:
An apparatus of a relay node for compressing packet headers, comprising:
An apparatus of a relay node for compressing packet headers, comprising:
A computer program product for compressing packet headers, comprising:
An apparatus for compressing packet headers, comprising:
A method of wireless communication by a donor node connected to a core network, comprising:
An apparatus of a donor node connected to a core network for compressing packet headers, comprising:
An apparatus of a donor node connected to a core network for compressing packet headers, comprising:
A computer program product for a donor node connected to a core network for compressing packet headers, comprising:
An apparatus of a donor node connected to a core network for compressing packet headers, comprising:
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