Multiplex communications – Special services – Conferencing
Reexamination Certificate
2008-05-20
2008-05-20
Pham, Brenda (Department: 2616)
Multiplex communications
Special services
Conferencing
C370S466000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07376091
ABSTRACT:
A network access point can serve as a bridge between an 802.11 network and a cellular network. The network access point can receive packets from the 802.11 network and reformat the packets for transmission over the cellular network. Similarly, the network access point can receive packets from the cellular network and reformat them for transmission over the 802.11 network.
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Danley Jeffrey B.
Eccles Ryan M.
Pham Brenda
Sprint Spectrum L.P.
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