Alvaro Gustavo Diaz

7577103, Aug 18, 2009

Jun 30, 2005

11/169915

Alvaro H. Diaz - Holmdel NJ, US
Michael J. Flanagan - Chester NJ, US
Luca Marinelli - Niskayuna NY, US
Jayanthi Srinivasan - Morristown NJ, US

Alcatel-Lucent USA Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H04L 12/26

370252

In the method, system conditions may be monitored for at least a first time period within a periodic time interval, and network parameters for optimizing a wireless network may be determined. The determined network parameters may be implemented during a first time period within the at least one subsequent periodic time interval.

20070147297, Jun 28, 2007

Dec 28, 2005

11/319761

Alvaro Diaz - Holmdel NJ, US
Michael Flanagan - Chester NJ, US
Jayanthi Srinivasan - Morristown NJ, US

H04Q 7/00

370331000

The technique for analyzing a live wireless network () includes repeatedly alternating () between a baseline network configuration () and a trial network configuration () a plurality of times within a twenty-four hour period. A disclosed example includes repeatedly alternating between the baseline network configuration and the trial network configuration such that each network configuration is used for a sample period that lasts about one hour. In one example, the pattern of alternating between the trial and baseline network configurations is determined randomly while in another example each network configuration is used in a preselected pattern such as every other hour.

57547866, May 19, 1998

Sep 13, 1996

8/713565

Alvaro H. Diaz - Holmdel NJ
Rodolfo Alberto Milito - Piscataway NJ

AT&T Corp - Middletown NJ

G06F 1516

39520053

A message distribution system having multiple message processors provides integrated overload control and message distribution. An additional "dummy" message processor is established by the system, to which a certain fraction of messages is assigned as though it were a real processor, thereby accomplishing rejection of that fraction of messages. The fraction to be rejected is determined in real time based on the states of the various processors, which also is the basis for the allocation among the processors of those messages that are not rejected.