This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Arista Networks, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Pavan Narasimhaprasad and BGP Peering Resilience.
Introduction
Pavan Narasimhaprasad is an inventor based in Cedar Park, Texas, and works at Arista Networks, Inc. His patent work addresses network-device reliability and the continuity of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connections during a hitless reboot.
Latest Patents
Narasimhaprasad is associated with 1 patent: “BGP Peering Status-Aware Hitless Reboot.” The invention describes collecting information about a network device’s BGP peerings before shutdown and saving it to non-volatile storage. After rebooting, the device retrieves that information and uses it to restore the peerings to their prior state.
Career Highlights
His patent reflects work on preserving network connectivity during device maintenance. By retaining BGP peering status across a reboot, the described approach aims to support a smoother restart without requiring the device to rebuild its connections from scratch.
Collaborations
Narasimhaprasad’s listed coworkers include Anand Narayanan and Akhil Shashidar. The available information identifies them as colleagues but does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Pavan Narasimhaprasad’s patent focuses on maintaining BGP peering continuity through a hitless reboot, contributing to the reliability of network-device operations.
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