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Jason Joseph Spofford

Kevin Eugene Davis

James Gregory Hall

Will C Lauer

Oleg Kupershmidt

Methods include receiving a threshold time to live ('TTL') value associated with a license. The methods include determining a first TTL value based on the threshold TTL value. The methods include transmitting a polling request including the first TTL value from a polling device disposed at the network location to a network device. The first TTL value decreases each time the polling request transits through a node device. The methods include receiving a polling response from the network device if the first TTL value has not decreased to a predetermined value before the polling request is received by the network device. The methods include determining that the license permits communication between a monitoring device disposed at the network location and the network device in response to receiving the polling response.

System and method for license enforcement for data center monitoring applications

A method includes collecting, as data points, variable data associated with a monitored parameter. The method includes determining whether one or more of a first criterion and a second criterion is satisfied. The first and second criteria are satisfied based on a first quantity of the data points and a second quantity of data points in a selective subset of the data points, respectively. The method includes estimating an approximate baseline value for the monitored parameter in a first manner by utilizing each data point of a portion of the data points in response to determining that the first criterion is satisfied and the second criterion is not satisfied, and in a second manner by determining a second baseline value utilizing each data point of a portion of the selective subset of the data points in response to determining that the first criterion and the second criterion are both satisfied.

System and method for adaptive baseline calculation

A method for remote management of a network hardware device using an industry standard internetwork protocol. A client and protocol stack are implemented on the computer network and an embedded server is installed on the network hardware device. Using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and an available HTTP client, remote management of a hardware device is facilitated.

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Jason Joseph Spofford