IP Library Granted Patent US 9,538,457
Granted Patent B2
US 9,538,457 · App. 14/330,470 · Granted Jan 3, 2017

Wireless spectrum usage and control of access point probe responses

Inventors: Hussain Zaheer Syed (Ashburn, VA); Muhib Taiye Oduwaiye (Germantown, MD); Sunmeel Meelind Bhumkar (Rockville, MD)
Assignee: Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC
H04W48/16H04W48/20H04W84/12
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Patent No.
US 9,538,457
App. No.
14/330,470
Granted
Jan 3, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A mobile communication device generates a respective discovery request (probe request) in a wireless network. The mobile communication device generates the probe request to learn of available access points providing access to a network such as the Internet. Any access points within range of the mobile communication device receive the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device. In lieu of each of the access points immediately generating a respective probe response to the mobile communication device, each of the access points receiving the discovery request provides notification of the receipt of the discovery request to a wireless network controller controlling communications in the wireless network. The wireless network controller controls which of the multiple access points in the network responds to the discovery request, reducing a number of probe responses collectively generated by the wireless access points to the mobile communication device.

Claims (103)

1. A method comprising:

at a controller that controls multiple access points in a network:

receiving notification indicating generation of a discovery request by a mobile communication device to learn of access points available to the mobile communication device in the network, the notification indicating that a group of access points received the discovery request;

selecting a set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request, a number of how many access points included in the set being based on current usage of the access points in the network; and

forwarding feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group, the feedback notifying the selected fewer-than-all access points in the set to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response; and

wherein a magnitude of the number of access points selected for inclusion in the set depends on the usage information indicating an amount of usage by other mobile communication devices wirelessly communicating with the access points to access a remote network.

2. The method as in claim 1 , wherein the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device is a wireless signal transmitted in a vicinity of the group of access points; and

wherein receiving the notification includes: receiving a respective communication from each corresponding access point in the group, the respective communication indicating receipt of the discovery request by the corresponding access point.

3. The method as in claim 1 , wherein selecting the set of fewer-than-all access points from the group includes:

ranking the access points in the group, the ranking indicating which access points in the group are best suited and least suited to provide the mobile communication device wireless access to the network; and producing the fewer-than-all access points to include the best suited access points in the ranking;

wherein forwarding the feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group includes: notifying each of the best suited access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response; and notifying each of the least suited access points in the group not to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response.

4. The method as in claim 1 , wherein the group of access points includes a first access point and a second access point; and

wherein receiving the notification of the discovery request includes:

receiving a first communication, the first communication received from the first access point in the network, the first communication indicating that the first access point received the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device; and

receiving a second communication, the second communication received from the second access point in the network, the second communication indicating that the second access point received the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device.

5. The method as in claim 4 , wherein selecting the set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request includes: i) selecting the first access point to respond with a discovery response to the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device, the discovery response generated by the first access point indicating to the mobile communication device of the availability of the first access point to access the network, and ii) foregoing inclusion of the second access point in the set of fewer than all access points; and

wherein forwarding the feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group includes: i) notifying the first access point to respond to discovery request received from the mobile communication device with a discovery response, and ii) notifying the second access point not to respond to the discovery request received from the mobile communication device.

6. The method as in claim 5 further comprising:

receiving first metric information indicating attributes of the discovery request received by the first access point;

receiving second metric information indicating attributes of the discovery request received by the second access point; and

based on comparing the first metric information to the second metric information, selecting the first access point for inclusion in the fewer-than-all access points, and foregoing inclusion of the second access point in the fewer-than-all access points.

7. The method as in claim 6 , wherein each of the first metric information and second metric information includes one or more parameters selected from the group consisting of:

a received signal strength indicator indicating a signal strength of a respective access point receiving the discovery request,

a signal-to-noise ratio associated with receiving the discovery request by a respective access point,

number of clients currently served by the respective access point,

a traffic load associated with the respective access point, and

an angle of arrival of a wireless signal conveying the discovery request to the respective access point.

8. The method as in claim 1 , wherein selecting the fewer-than-all access points from the group includes:

identifying a nearness in proximity of each access point in the group to the mobile communication device; and

selecting access points to be included in the fewer-than-all access points based on the nearness in proximity.

9. The method as in claim 8 further comprising:

in response to detecting that the mobile communication device is closest in proximity to a given access point of the access points, including the given access point in the set of fewer-than-all access points.

10. The method as in claim 1 further comprising:

from the first access point, transmitting metrics to the controller, the metrics indicating attributes of the discovery request received by the first access point; and

wherein the controller uses the metrics received from the first access point to produce the feedback.

11. The method as in claim 10 , wherein the attributes of the discovery request indicate a relative location of the mobile communication device in the network with respect to the first access point.

12. The method as in claim 11 , wherein the controller applies the attributes of the discovery request to a matrix of location information indicating locations of the access points to identify a precise location of the mobile communication device in the network.

13. The method as in claim 1 further comprising:

tracking locations of the access points in the network environment;

receiving a communication from a first access point of the access points, the communication indicating an angle with respect to the first access point from which the discovery request is received by the first access point from the mobile communication device; and

utilizing the angle as a basis in which to identify a location of the mobile communication device with respect to the access points in the network environment.

14. The method as in claim 13 further comprising:

determining the locations of the access points based on communications amongst the different access points indicating relative locations of the access points with respect to each other.

15. The method as in claim 14 , wherein forwarding the feedback to the set of fewer-than-all access points in the group includes notifying each best suited access point in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response, the method further comprising:

notifying each least suited access point in the group not to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response.

16. The method as in claim 1 further comprising:

receiving the usage information from the access points, the usage information including load information, the load information indicating wireless spectrum usage and corresponding amounts of conveyed wireless data supported by each of the access points.

17. A method comprising:

at a first access point amongst multiple access points in a network, receiving a discovery request generated by a mobile communication device;

from the first access point, providing notification of the receipt of the discovery request to a controller, the controller controlling which of the multiple access points in the network responds to the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device;

at the first access point, receiving feedback from the controller, the feedback specifying control of the first access point's response to the received discovery request, the controller generating the feedback based on current wireless spectrum usage in the network, the controller learning of the current wireless spectrum usage based on input from the multiple access points; and

wherein the controller selects a number of the multiple access points including the first access point to respond to the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device, a magnitude of the number depending on usage information indicating an amount of usage by other mobile communication devices wirelessly communicating with the multiple access points to access a remote network.

18. The method as in claim 17 , wherein the feedback notifies the first access point to respond to the discovery request, the method further comprising:

from the first access point, in response to receiving the feedback from the controller indicating to respond to the discovery request, transmitting a discovery response to the mobile communication device.

19. A computer system comprising:

computer processor hardware; and

a hardware storage resource coupled to the computer processor hardware, the hardware storage resource storing instructions that, when executed by the computer processor hardware, causes the computer processor hardware to perform operations of:

receiving notification indicating generation of a discovery request by a mobile communication device to learn of access points available to the mobile communication device in a network, the notification indicating that a group of access points received the discovery request;

selecting a set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request, the fewer-than-all access points selected based on current usage of the network as detected by the access points;

forwarding feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group, the feedback notifying the selected fewer-than-all access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response;

wherein a magnitude of the number of the access points selected for inclusion in the set depends on the usage information indicating an amount of usage by other mobile communication devices wirelessly communicating with the access points to access a remote network.

20. The computer system as in claim 19 , wherein the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device is a wireless signal transmitted in a vicinity of the group of access points; and

wherein receiving the notification includes: receiving a respective communication from each access point in the group, the respective communication indicating receipt of the discovery request by the access point.

21. The computer system as in claim 19 , wherein selecting the fewer-than-all access points from the group includes: ranking the access points in the group, the ranking indicating which access points in the group are best suited and least suited to provide the mobile communication device wireless access to the network; and producing the fewer-than-all access points to include the best suited access points in the ranking;

wherein forwarding the feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group includes notifying each of the best suited access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response, the computer processor hardware further performs operations of:

notifying each of the least suited access points in the group not to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response.

22. The computer system as in claim 19 , wherein the group of access points includes a first access point and a second access point; and

wherein receiving the notification of the discovery request includes:

receiving a first communication, the first communication received from the first access point in the network, the first communication indicating that the first access point received the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device; and

receiving a second communication, the second communication received from the second access point in the network, the second communication indicating that the second access point received the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device.

23. The computer system as in claim 22 , wherein selecting fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request includes: i) selecting the first access point to respond with a discovery response to the discovery request generated by the mobile communication device, the discovery response generated by the first access point indicating to the mobile communication device of the availability of first access point to access the network, and ii) foregoing inclusion of the second access point in the fewer than all access points; and

wherein forwarding the feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group includes: i) notifying the first access point to respond to discovery request received from the mobile communication device with a discovery response, and ii) notifying the second access point not to respond to the discovery request received from the mobile communication device.

24. The computer system as in claim 23 , wherein the computer processor hardware further performs operations of:

receiving first metric information indicating attributes of the discovery request received by the first access point;

receiving second metric information indicating attributes of the discovery request received by the second access point; and

based on comparing the first metric information to the second metric information, selecting the first access point for inclusion in the fewer-than-all access points, and foregoing inclusion of the second access point in the fewer-than-all access points.

25. The computer system as in claim 24 , wherein each of the first metric information and second metric information includes one or more parameters selected from the group consisting of:

a received signal strength indicator indicating a signal strength of a respective access point receiving the discovery request,

a signal-to-noise ratio associated with receiving the discovery request by a respective access point,

number of clients currently served by the respective access point,

a traffic load associated with the respective access point, and

an angle of arrival of a wireless signal conveying the discovery request to the respective access point.

26. The computer system as in claim 19 , wherein selecting the fewer-than-all access points from the group includes:

identifying a nearness in proximity of each access point in the group to the mobile communication device; and

selecting access points to be included in the fewer-than-all access points based on the nearness in proximity.

27. Computer-readable hardware storage having instructions stored thereon, the instructions, when carried out by computer processor hardware, causes the computer processor hardware to perform operations of:

receiving notification indicating generation of a discovery request by a mobile communication device to learn of access points available to the mobile communication device in a network, the notification indicating that a group of access points received the discovery request;

selecting a set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request, a number of how many access points included in the set being based on current usage of the access points in the network;

forwarding feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group, the feedback notifying the selected fewer-than-all access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response; and

wherein a magnitude of the number of the access points selected for inclusion in the set depends on the usage information indicating an amount of usage by other mobile communication devices wirelessly communicating with the access points to access a remote network.

28. A method comprising:

at a controller that controls multiple access points in a network:

receiving notification indicating generation of a discovery request by a mobile communication device to learn of access points available to the mobile communication device in the network, the notification indicating that a group of access points received the discovery request;

selecting a set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request, a number of how many access points included in the set being based on current usage of the access points in the network;

forwarding feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group, the feedback notifying the selected fewer-than-all access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response; and

wherein selecting the set of fewer-than-all access points includes: in response to a condition in which the detected usage indicates that the network is not congested, selecting the number to be greater than a number of access points otherwise selected in the presence of congestion in the network.

29. A method comprising:

at a controller that controls multiple access points in a network:

receiving notification indicating generation of a discovery request by a mobile communication device to learn of access points available to the mobile communication device in the network, the notification indicating that a group of access points received the discovery request;

selecting a set of fewer-than-all access points from the group to respond to the discovery request, a number of how many access points included in the set being based on current usage of the access points in the network;

forwarding feedback to the fewer-than-all access points in the group, the feedback notifying the selected fewer-than-all access points in the group to respond to the discovery request with a discovery response; and

wherein selecting the set of fewer-than-all access points includes: in response to a condition in which the detected usage indicates that the network is not congested, selecting the number to be less than a number of access points otherwise selected in the absence of congestion in the network.

30. The method as in claim 29 , wherein a magnitude of the number of the access points selected for inclusion in the set depends on usage information indicating a degree of other mobile communication devices wirelessly communicating with the access points to access a remote network.

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