Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2007-2015
Title: Martin Havemann: Innovator in Networking Technologies
Introduction
Martin Havemann is a notable inventor based in Belford, NJ (US), recognized for his contributions to networking technologies. He holds a total of five patents, showcasing his innovative approach to solving complex networking challenges. His work primarily focuses on dynamic binding protocols and SoftRouter architectures, which enhance network stability and efficiency.
Latest Patents
Havemann's latest patents include the "Softrouter dynamic binding protocol" and "Softrouter protocol disaggregation." The Softrouter dynamic binding protocol involves three parallel tasks: discovery, association, and operation. During the discovery phase, control elements (CEs) and forwarding elements (FEs) learn about their immediate neighbors within a SoftRouter network that features separate control and data planes. The association phase allows FEs to connect with CEs and configure essential parameters, such as IP interface addresses and hostnames. Finally, the operation phase manages failover and packet tunneling between CEs and FEs.
The Softrouter protocol disaggregation patent describes a SoftRouter architecture that separates the control entities of a router from its forwarding components. This separation enables dynamic binding between the two, allowing for network-wide control plane failovers. By aggregating control plane functions on a few smart servers, the architecture improves network stability and facilitates faster convergence, reduced protocol messages, and fewer route changes after failures. The SoftRouter architecture also supports intra
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