17930778. Unified Access Control for a Cellular Network simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

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Unified Access Control for a Cellular Network

Organization Name

Apple Inc.

Inventor(s)

Nirlesh Koshta of Bangalore (IN)

Vinay Mysore Viswanath of San Diego CA (US)

Anikethan Ramakrishna Vijaya Kumar of Mysuru (IN)

Pradeep Pangi of Bengaluru (IN)

Sridhar Prakasam of Fremont CA (US)

Unified Access Control for a Cellular Network - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17930778 titled 'Unified Access Control for a Cellular Network

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a patent application for a user equipment (UE) that can determine different access attempts to different network services based on their associated access categories and Unified Access Control (UAC) rules.

  • The UE can identify a first access attempt to a first network service and associate it with a first access category.
  • The first access category is linked to a first UAC rule, which has a specific priority.
  • The UE can also identify a second access attempt to a second network service and associate it with a second access category.
  • The second access category is linked to a second UAC rule, which has a different priority.

Potential Applications

  • Network service providers can use this technology to prioritize and manage access attempts to different network services.
  • It can be applied in various industries where multiple network services need to be accessed and controlled.

Problems Solved

  • Prioritizing access attempts to different network services can help optimize network resources and improve overall efficiency.
  • The technology provides a systematic approach to managing access attempts based on their associated categories and rules.

Benefits

  • The UE can efficiently determine and manage access attempts to different network services.
  • Network service providers can ensure that access attempts are handled according to their assigned priorities.
  • The technology helps in maintaining network security and preventing unauthorized access attempts.


Original Abstract Submitted

A user equipment (UE) is configured to determine a first access attempt to access a first network service is associated with a first access category, wherein the first access category is associated with a first Unified Access Control (UAC) rule, wherein the first UAC rule has a first priority and determine a second access attempt to access a second network service is associated with a second access category, wherein the second access category is associated with a second UAC rule, wherein the second UAC rule has a second priority.