Atiya S Suhail

7110763, Sep 19, 2006

Dec 12, 2002

10/317447

Atiya Suhail - Richardson TX, US
Kashipati G. Rao - Plano TX, US
Thierry Labbe - Claman, FR

Alcatel - Paris

H04Q 7/20

4554351, 455410, 455411, 370352

A voice over IP (VOIP) network includes a graphical proxy server that allows “dumb” terminals () to act as SIP phones or H. 323 phones; only the graphical proxy server () needs to support the underlying signaling protocol. The graphical proxy server () includes a graphical server () and a terminal management system (). The terminal management system () handles the calls for each associated graphical terminal () and interacts with the graphical server () to provide a customized GUI for each graphical terminal () to display current call status. Each terminal () has a respective instance of a terminal controller program () in the terminal management system (). The terminal controller for a terminal () controls the terminal's GUI responsive to incoming SIP messages directed to the terminal and generates SIP messages responsive to user interaction with the terminal's GUI.

7376670, May 20, 2008

Feb 20, 2004

10/783856

Sig Badt, Jr. - Richardson TX, US
Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US

Alcatel-Lucent - Paris

G06F 17/00
G06F 9/44

7071041, 707101, 707102, 717104, 717120

A system and method for provisioning presence application services using a customizable presence data model. An ontology depository having at least one domain-specific ontology model for a particular presence application is provided on a communications network. Presence client software associated with a general-purpose presence entity is customized by referencing a domain-specific ontology model of the ontology depository, whereby the presence entity becomes operable to engage in a particular presence application relating to the domain-specific ontology model.

7688742, Mar 30, 2010

Dec 22, 2005

11/317296

Kamakshi Sridhar - Plano TX, US
Sven Ooghe - Ghent, BE
Maarten Petrus Joseph Vissers - Huizen, NL
Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

G01R 31/08

3702411, 370467

A system and method for monitoring end nodes using Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management (CFM) in an access network. In one embodiment, a broadband access server (BRAS) is operable to generate an Ethernet CFM frame that includes a query message with respect to a particular end node. An interworking function (IWF) entity associated with an access node that services the particular end node is operable to interpret the Ethernet CFM frame and construct a corresponding query message in a native protocol compatible with the particular end node. Upon receiving a reply message from the particular end node, the IWF entity constructs a suitable reply Ethernet CFM frame for transmission to the BRAS, wherein the reply Ethernet CFM frame includes a response corresponding to the reply message from the end node.

7697440, Apr 13, 2010

Apr 28, 2006

11/380825

David Elie-Dit-Cosaque - Richardson TX, US
Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US
Oscar Rodriguez - Madrid, ES
Kamakshi Sridhar - Plano TX, US

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

H04L 12/26

370241, 370252

Scalable selective alarm suppression is achieved through a new class of management packet, such as a new class of Ethernet management frame, adapted to convey a reachability relationship between a lower level maintenance point and a single higher level maintenance point, and more particularly adapted to convey to a first higher level maintenance point that receives the packet an identity of a single second higher level maintenance point that will become unreachable to the first higher level maintenance point in the event of a loss of continuity involving the lower level maintenance point. Once the first higher level maintenance point has learned a totality of operative reachability relationships through receipt of such packets and is notified of a loss of continuity involving the lower level maintenance point, the first higher level maintenance point can reference the learned reachability relationships and readily determine under what circumstances it should suppress an alarm in response to a detected loss of continuity with a higher level maintenance point.

7720213, May 18, 2010

Dec 30, 2004

11/026441

Snehal Desai - Plano TX, US
Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US
Kashipati G. Rao - Plano TX, US

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

H04M 3/42

37920716, 455566

A phone () identifies the nature of a desired communication by receiving data related to a purpose of the communication from parsers () and comparing the data to predetermined criteria specified by filters (). A ring tone is selected from a set of ring tone responsive to the comparison. The ring tone could provide either audio or tactile stimulation, or both. Tactile stimulation could be provided, for example through different vibration patterns. Alternatively, a graphic may be shown responsive to the comparison.

7773624, Aug 10, 2010

Dec 12, 2002

10/317686

Kashipati G. Rao - Plano TX, US
Atiya Suhail - Richardson TX, US
Qiong Zhang - Richardson TX, US
Thierry Labbe - Clamart, FR

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

H04L 12/28
H04L 12/56

370422, 370400

A network system (). The system comprises a network (WAN, LAN, LAN) having an architectural model comprising a plurality of layers. The system also comprises a centralized manager node (CM), coupled to the network. The system also comprises a plurality of routers (ER) coupled to the network for communicating packets along the network and coupled to communicate with the centralized manager node. The centralized manager is programmed to perform the step () of communicating mapping information to each of the plurality of routers, and the mapping information comprises a correspondence of a behavior on a first of the plurality of layers with a behavior on a second of the plurality of layers.

7843845, Nov 30, 2010

Aug 31, 2006

11/469223

Kamakshi Sridhar - Plano TX, US
Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US
David Elie-Dit-Cosaque - Richardson TX, US
Gerard Damm - Plano TX, US

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

G01R 31/08

370252, 370254, 370390, 370432

A diagnostic tool and method are described herein that are capable of diagnosing and localizing a multicast connectivity flow fault within a layer aggregation network. In one application, the diagnostic tool and method can be used by a customer service representative to diagnose why a customer cannot receive a television channel even though they can receive other television channels within an IPTV network.

7929455, Apr 19, 2011

Jul 12, 2007

11/776655

Atiya Suhail - Plano TX, US
Kamakshi Sridhar - Plano TX, US
David Elie-Dit-Cosaque - Allen TX, US
Roberto Guglielmi - Milan, IT

Alcatel Lucent - Paris

H04L 12/26

370252, 37039553, 370401

A bridge (EthOAM device) and method are described herein where the bridge implements the method and reduces a number of static entries (pre-defined multicast MAC addresses) which need to be configured within a database (e. g. , forwarding database (FDB)) to support the flow of Ethernet OAM multicast frames such as, for example, Connectivity Check (CC) frames and Link Trace (LT) frames which are used in accordance with the IEEE 802. 1ag standard.