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=First Core Network Node, Second Node and Third Node, Communications System and Methods Performed, Thereby for Handling Performance of an Action By a Device=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson  (publ)|Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson  (publ)]]


[[Category:Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson  (publ)]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Miguel Angel Mun�oz De La Torre Alonso of Madrid (ES)|Miguel Angel Mun�oz De La Torre Alonso of Madrid (ES)]][[Category:Miguel Angel Mun�oz De La Torre Alonso of Madrid (ES)]]

[[:Category:Maria Luisa Mas Rosique of Tres Cantos (ES)|Maria Luisa Mas Rosique of Tres Cantos (ES)]][[Category:Maria Luisa Mas Rosique of Tres Cantos (ES)]]

[[:Category:Marcus Ihlar of Älvsjö (SE)|Marcus Ihlar of Älvsjö (SE)]][[Category:Marcus Ihlar of Älvsjö (SE)]]

==First Core Network Node, Second Node and Third Node, Communications System and Methods Performed, Thereby for Handling Performance of an Action By a Device - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18578241 titled 'First Core Network Node, Second Node and Third Node, Communications System and Methods Performed, Thereby for Handling Performance of an Action By a Device

The abstract describes a computer-implemented method for managing the performance of an action by a device in a communications system.

* The first core network node sets the device's state to a captive state when it is about to perform an action.
* An indication is provided to a second node, which manages a third node that controls a captavity portal for the action.
* The captive state indicates that the device has not yet performed the action.

Potential Applications:
- This technology could be used in telecommunications networks to manage and control actions performed by devices.
- It could enhance security measures by monitoring and controlling device actions within a network.

Problems Solved:
- Helps prevent unauthorized actions by devices in a communications system.
- Improves network management by setting captive states for specific actions.

Benefits:
- Enhanced security and control over device actions.
- Improved network performance and management.

Commercial Applications:
Title: "Enhancing Device Control in Telecommunications Networks"
This technology could be valuable for telecommunication companies, network security firms, and IoT device manufacturers looking to enhance control and security measures within their networks.

Questions about the technology:
1. How does this technology improve network security measures?
- This technology enhances security by setting captive states for device actions, preventing unauthorized activities within the network.
2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in IoT device management?
- Implementing this technology in IoT device management can improve control and security measures, ensuring only authorized actions are performed.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A computer-implemented method, performed by a first core network node (), for handling performance of an action by a device (). The device () operates in the communications system () via a connection through a data session. The first core network node () sets (), based on a determination that the device () is to perform an action with the communications system (), a captivity state of the device () to a captive state. The captive state indicates that the device () has not yet performed the action. The first core network node () also provides () an indication to a second node (). The second node () manages, via a first application programming interface, a third node (). The third node () manages a captivity portal accessible by the device () to perform the action. The indication indicates the state of the device () has been set to captive state for the action.



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