Tempered Networks, Inc.

F5 Networks, Inc.

Tempered Networks, Inc. Reel/frame: 043222/0041

Jeff James Costlow

Jeffrey Michael Ahrenholz

Orlie Thomas Brewer, Jr

Bryan David Skene

Ludwin Fuchs

Amit Jain

David Holmes

Konstantin Martynenko

Embodiments are directed to a relay that receives packets from a source gateway associated with a source gateway identifier (GID) and a target GID associated with a target gateway where each GID is separate from a network address or a hostname of the source gateway or the target gateway. The relay determines a connection route based on an association between the connection route and an ingress identifier obtained from the packets. The relay provides the connection route based on the source GID and the target GID. The relay determines network address information associated with the target gateway based on the connection route. And, the relay forwards the packets provided by the source gateway to the target gateway based on the network address information.

Overlay network identity-based relay

Embodiments are directed to secure communication over a network. If a source node sends a communication to a target node, a source gateway may forward the communication to the target node. The source gateway may provide a gateway identifier (GID) that may be associated with one or more target gateways associated with the target node. Further, the source gateway may embed marker information that includes at least a portion of the GID in the communication. If the GID is associated with more than one target gateway, a TMD selects one target gateway from the more than one target gateways. Also, the TMD provides a gateway key associated with the selected target gateway that is associated with the communication. And, the TMD may provide the communication to the selected target gateway that provides the communication to the target node.

Horizontal switch scalability via load balancing

A system, medium and method for dynamically constructing a service principal name is disclosed. A client request from a user to access a service is received at a network traffic management device which identifies an internet protocol (IP) address of a selected backend server to provide the requested service to the client. The network traffic management device identifies a hostname of the selected backend server based at least on the identified IP address and dynamically generates a service principal name (SPN) of the selected backend server based on the determined host name. The network traffic management device obtains a service ticket from a domain controller server using at least the generated SPN of the selected backend server. The network traffic management device uses the obtained service ticket along with the client request to provide the user access to the selected backend server for the client request.

Methods for dynamically constructing a service principal name and devices thereof

Embodiments are directed to a relay that receives packets from a source gateway. associated with a source gateway identifier (GID) and a target GID associated with a target gateway where each GID is separate from a network address or a hostname of the source gateway or the target gateway. The relay determines a connection route based on an association between the connection route and an ingress identifier obtained from the packets The relay provides the connection route based on the source GID and the target GID. The relay determines network address information associated with the target gateway based on the connection route. And, the relay forwards the packets provided by the source gateway to the target gateway based on the network address information.

A system and method to establish and maintain access between a secured network and a remote client device communicating with different security protocols. Once the system and method verify that the remote client device had the requisite credentials to access the secured network domain, the system and method are delegated to fetch a service ticket to one or more dedicated servers on behalf of remote client device. The system and method receives a service ticket from the dedicated server and forwards the service ticket to the remote client device to use the service.

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Bellevue, WA, United States of America

Jeff James Costlow