Patent classifications
H04L12/4675
REMOTE ACCESS AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND CORRESPONDING METHOD
A remote access and control system for test and measurement setups is provided. The remote access and control system comprises at least one virtual network, wherein the at least one virtual network is persistently defined as a set of test and measurement instruments and accompanying hardware.
MEASUREMENT CLOUD SETUP FOR COUPLING MEASUREMENT DEVICE SETTINGS ACROSS MULTIPLE INSTRUMENTS AND/OR MEASUREMENT SITES AND CORRESPONDING HANDLING METHOD
A measurement cloud setup for coupling measurement device settings across multiple instruments and/or measurement sites is provided. The measurement cloud setup comprises an interface, through which the respective instruments and/or measurement sites being part of the coupling are defined.
CLOUD-BASED SYSTEM FOR MAKING USER DATA AVAILABLE ON ANY PLATFORM DEVICE IN THE CONTEXT OF MEASUREMENT AND CORRESPONDING HANDLING METHOD
A cloud-based system for making user data available on any platform device in a platform is provided. The cloud-based system comprises a cloud storage, and at least one user profile comprising the user data. In this context, the user data comprises data with respect to at least one measurement device and/or measurement site. Additionally, the at least one user profile is saved on the cloud storage.
AUTOMATED ACCESS TO RACKS IN A COLOCATION DATA CENTER
Top-of-rack (TOR) switches are connected to a network fabric of a data center. Each TOR switch corresponds to a rack of the data center, and is configured to provide access to the network fabric for computing devices mounted in the rack. In one method, a TOR switch is mounted in a rack. The TOR switch is connected to a network fabric of a data center. A lock is used to control physical access to the rack. A request to physically access the rack is received from a computing device (e.g., a badge implementing a security token, or a mobile device). The request includes authentication credentials. The computing device is then authenticated. In response to authenticating the computing device, the lock is configured to provide physical access to the rack.
AUTOMATED DEPLOYMENT OF INTERNET CONNECTIVITY TO RACK SWITCHES IN A DATA CENTER
Top-of-rack (TOR) switches are connected to a network fabric of a data center. Each TOR switch corresponds to a respective rack of the data center, and is configured to provide access to the network fabric for computing devices mounted in the respective rack. A request is received, from a client device via a portal of the data center, to provide IP connectivity to one or more computing devices mounted in a rack. IP addresses are assigned that correspond to the IP connectivity. A virtual network is created in a network fabric of the data center. The created virtual network is associated with the assigned IP addresses. One or more of the TOR switches are configured to connect one or more ports of each respective TOR switch to the created virtual network.
Multicast source discovery mechanism to avoid multicast-traffic sync between active multi-homing peers or any cast gateway L2 stretch
Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for controlling multicast traffic flows through provider edge routers. In some examples, a multicast traffic of one or more multicast traffic flows is received from a multicast source at a first provider edge router of a plurality of provider edge routers. A multicast routing message including a loopback address of the first provider edge router can be originated at the first provider edge router. The multicast routing message can be flooded into a multicast core network for controlling traffic in the one or more multicast flows through the multicast core network to the first provider edge router. Subsequently, multicast joins can be received at the first provider edge router for establishing the one or more multicast flows through the multicast core network based on the multicast routing message including the loopback address of the first provider edge router.
CONNECTING TO MULTIPLE CLOUD INSTANCES IN A TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
Aspects of the disclosure involve systems and methods for utilizing Virtual Local Area Network separation in a connection, which may be a single connection, between a customer to a telecommunications network and a cloud environment to allow the customer to access multiple instances within the cloud through the connection. A customer may purchase multiple cloud resource instances from a public cloud environment and, utilizing the telecommunications network, connect to the multiple instances through a communication port or connection to the cloud environment. To utilize the single connection or port, communication packets intended for the cloud environment may be tagged with a VLAN tag that indicates to which cloud instance the packet is intended. The telecommunications network may route the packet to the intended cloud environment and configure one or more aspects of the cloud environment to analyze the attached VLAN tag to transmit the packet to the intended instance.
Method and system for core network support of access network protocols in multi-homed redundancy groups
In one embodiment, a method according to the present disclosure includes receiving a topology change message at a core edge node and performing a network address information removal operation. The core edge node participates in network communications with one or more access network nodes of an access network using an access network protocol. The topology change message indicates that a topology change has occurred in the access network, and the topology change message conforms to the access network protocol. The network address information removal operation removes network address information stored by the core edge node, and the network address information is used by the core edge node in participating in the network communications.
REFLECTION ROUTING AS A FRAMEWORK FOR ADAPTIVE MODULAR LOAD BALANCING FOR MULTI-HIERARCHY NETWORK ON CHIPS
An apparatus includes a first set of processing element nodes, the first set of processing element nodes defining a first hierarchy of processing element nodes, the first set of processing element nodes comprising a source node, a first look-up table (LUT), and a first forwarder node, the source node to communicate with the first forwarder node by a first virtual channel. The apparatus includes a second set of processing element nodes, the second set of processing element nodes defining a second hierarchy of processing element nodes, the second set of processing element nodes comprising a second forwarder node, a second LUT, the second LUT comprising an indication of a direction of the first forwarder node in the first hierarchy, and a target node logically coupled to the second forwarder node by the first virtual channel. The first LUT comprises a direction of the second forwarder node in the second hierarchy.
Responses to loops in networks having a ring topology
An example communications device may include communication ports and processing circuitry. The communications device may, when the communication device and peer network nodes are connected in a ring topology to form an access network, detect that a loop exists between the access network and a customer network. In response to detecting the loop, the communication device may automatically block any uplink to the customer network that the communication device may have, and send a message to all of the peer network nodes instructing them to block any uplinks to the customer network they may have.