Patent classifications
H04L61/10
Adjusting DNS resolution based on predicted application experience metrics
In one embodiment, a device obtains application experience metrics for an online application. The device predicts, based on the application experience metrics, future application experience metrics for each of a set of provider endpoints for the online application. The device selects, based on the future application experience metrics, a particular provider endpoint from among the set of provider endpoints. The device provides, to a Domain Name System (DNS) resolver, resolution information for one or more of the set of provider endpoints that causes a query for one of those provider endpoints to resolve to an address of the particular provider endpoint.
Adjusting DNS resolution based on predicted application experience metrics
In one embodiment, a device obtains application experience metrics for an online application. The device predicts, based on the application experience metrics, future application experience metrics for each of a set of provider endpoints for the online application. The device selects, based on the future application experience metrics, a particular provider endpoint from among the set of provider endpoints. The device provides, to a Domain Name System (DNS) resolver, resolution information for one or more of the set of provider endpoints that causes a query for one of those provider endpoints to resolve to an address of the particular provider endpoint.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ALLOCATING UE IDENTIFIER, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and apparatus for allocating a User Equipment (UE) identifier, and a computer readable storage medium. The method comprises: a preset functional entity or module allocates a UE identifier; the UE identifier is associated with an identifier of the UE in a wireless network system for information interaction between a network side device and the preset functional entity or module.
Network management apparatus, network management system, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium
A network management apparatus includes a first controller, a memory, and a second controller. The first controller configured to operate a first virtual machine including a first container monitoring the mirror packet and a virtual switch transferring the mirror packet. The memory configured to store a destination information of the mirror packet and an address corresponding to the first container in association with each other. The second controller configured to cause the virtual switch to perform an operation to transmit the address corresponding to the first container from the virtual switch and cause the virtual machine to perform an operation to transfer the mirror packet to the first container from the first virtual machine, using the address corresponding to the first container when the virtual machine receives the mirror packet from the virtual switch and requests address resolution for the destination information of the mirror packet.
Network management apparatus, network management system, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium
A network management apparatus includes a first controller, a memory, and a second controller. The first controller configured to operate a first virtual machine including a first container monitoring the mirror packet and a virtual switch transferring the mirror packet. The memory configured to store a destination information of the mirror packet and an address corresponding to the first container in association with each other. The second controller configured to cause the virtual switch to perform an operation to transmit the address corresponding to the first container from the virtual switch and cause the virtual machine to perform an operation to transfer the mirror packet to the first container from the first virtual machine, using the address corresponding to the first container when the virtual machine receives the mirror packet from the virtual switch and requests address resolution for the destination information of the mirror packet.
Assignment of unique physical network addresses for logical network addresses
Some embodiments provide a method for a network controller that manages multiple logical networks implemented by multiple managed forwarding elements (MFEs) operating on multiple host machines. The method receives a notification from a particular MFE that an interface corresponding to a logical port of a logical forwarding element has connected to the particular MFE and has a particular logical network address. The method assigns a unique physical network address to the interface. Each of multiple interfaces connected to the particular MFE is assigned a different physical network address. The method provides the assigned unique physical network address to the particular MFE for the particular MFE to convert data messages sent from the particular logical network address to have the unique physical network address.
Vendor kiosk tracking and routing system over local area network and method of use
A local area network tracking system and method of use is described herein. An exemplary embodiment of the system comprises a central tracker server that registers and tracks third-party vendor kiosks when the kiosks connect to a retail store local area network. The unique tracker server system is configured to efficiently route web application traffic on the same retail store local area network. The tracker server stores a local IP address and a unique identifier for each vendor kiosk connected to a particular retail store network. Customers connected to the network are routed to the tracker server to obtain the IP address for a suitable vendor kiosk, with which the customer can establish a direct wireless connection to that kiosk over the retail store network. The system described herein can be implemented without modifying any aspect of the retail store LAN infrastructure.
Vendor kiosk tracking and routing system over local area network and method of use
A local area network tracking system and method of use is described herein. An exemplary embodiment of the system comprises a central tracker server that registers and tracks third-party vendor kiosks when the kiosks connect to a retail store local area network. The unique tracker server system is configured to efficiently route web application traffic on the same retail store local area network. The tracker server stores a local IP address and a unique identifier for each vendor kiosk connected to a particular retail store network. Customers connected to the network are routed to the tracker server to obtain the IP address for a suitable vendor kiosk, with which the customer can establish a direct wireless connection to that kiosk over the retail store network. The system described herein can be implemented without modifying any aspect of the retail store LAN infrastructure.
Line Side Multiplexers With Protection Switching
The present invention is directed to data communication systems and techniques thereof. In a specific embodiment, the present invention provides a network connector that includes an interface for connecting to a host. The interface includes a circuit for utilizing two data paths for the host. The circuit is configured to transform the host address to different addresses based on the data path being used. There are other embodiments as well.
Line Side Multiplexers With Protection Switching
The present invention is directed to data communication systems and techniques thereof. In a specific embodiment, the present invention provides a network connector that includes an interface for connecting to a host. The interface includes a circuit for utilizing two data paths for the host. The circuit is configured to transform the host address to different addresses based on the data path being used. There are other embodiments as well.