Dynamic dual-mode service access control, location-based billing, and E911 mechanisms
First Claim
1. A system to facilitate management of network access through an unlicensed wireless network that includes a broadband endpoint that facilitates communications between a handset and a broadband network, the system comprising:
- a RADIUS (remote authentication dial-in user service) server, including a plurality of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, configured to assign a unique IP address to the broadband endpoint; and
a hardware processor connected to the broadband network and configured to validate the broadband endpoint by comparing the assigned unique IP address associated with the broadband endpoint via which the handset is attempting to access the broadband network with a stored list of IP addresses for access approved broadband endpoints,wherein the handset is configured to connect to the broadband endpoint that is communicatively associated with the RADIUS server, to which broadband endpoint the unique IP address has been assigned by the RADIUS server.
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Abstract
A system that facilitates controlling network access comprises a lookup component that determines a geographic location associated with a public originating IP address, wherein the public originating IP address is associated with a request for dual mode services made by a dual mode client. A comparison component compares the determined geographic location with a retained geographic location associated with the dual mode client and determines whether to enable dual mode services based at least in part upon the comparison.
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12 Claims
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1. A system to facilitate management of network access through an unlicensed wireless network that includes a broadband endpoint that facilitates communications between a handset and a broadband network, the system comprising:
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a RADIUS (remote authentication dial-in user service) server, including a plurality of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, configured to assign a unique IP address to the broadband endpoint; and a hardware processor connected to the broadband network and configured to validate the broadband endpoint by comparing the assigned unique IP address associated with the broadband endpoint via which the handset is attempting to access the broadband network with a stored list of IP addresses for access approved broadband endpoints, wherein the handset is configured to connect to the broadband endpoint that is communicatively associated with the RADIUS server, to which broadband endpoint the unique IP address has been assigned by the RADIUS server. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A method of controlling network access through an unlicensed wireless network that includes a broadband endpoint that facilitates communications between a handset and a broadband network, the method comprising:
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providing a RADIUS (remote authentication dial-in user service) server, including a plurality of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses; assigning via the RADIUS server, a unique IP address to the broadband endpoint; and validating the broadband endpoint using a network controller component, the validating including comparing the assigned unique IP address associated with the broadband endpoint via which the handset is attempting to access the broadband network with a stored list of IP addresses for access approved broadband endpoints, wherein the handset is configured to connect to the broadband endpoint that is communicatively associated with the RADIUS server, to which broadband endpoint the unique IP address has been assigned by the RADIUS server. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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