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IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics, Communications and Computer Sciences | 2005

Directions in Media Independent Handover

Michael G. Williams

Mobile devices with the ability to access IEEE 802.3, 802.11, 802.16 and cellular networks in various combinations are driving the need for seamless session continuity and IP address continuity when transitioning between these networks. An approach to facilitating service transition based on triggering and providing network detection and selection assistance is being followed in the IEEE 802.21 working group. This paper presents some of the issues and proposed approaches.


Archive | 2007

Integrated voice mail and email system

Michael G. Williams


Archive | 2006

Prioritized network access for wireless access networks

Paul Sitch; Henry Haverinen; Joanna Jokinen; Michael G. Williams


Archive | 2005

Cluster accelerator network interface

Michael G. Williams


Archive | 2007

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PARALLEL SCANNING

Michael G. Williams


Archive | 2004

Apparatus and method for traversing gateway device using a plurality of batons

Michael G. Williams; Jon Graff; Charles E. Perkins


Archive | 2006

Messaging middleware dynamic, continuous search and response agent system

Michael G. Williams


Archive | 2005

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AUTHENTICATING MESSAGE, AND FIREWALL, NETWORK DEVICE, AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM FOR AUTHENTICATING MESSAGE

Jon Graff; Charles E. Perkins; Michael G. Williams; グラフ ジョン; パーキンス チャールズ; ジー.ウイリアムズ マイケル


Archive | 2010

System and method for using digital batons, and firewall, device, and computer readable medium to authenticate message

Jon Graff; Charles E. Perkins; Michael G. Williams; グラフ ジョン; パーキンス チャールズ; ジー.ウイリアムズ マイケル


Archive | 2008

Cluster accelerator network interface with filter

Michael G. Williams

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