Cisco Technology, Inc.

Oliver William Fagan

John Joseph Costello

Owen Brendan Friel

Christopher Edwin Pearce

M David Hanes

Suneth Mercian Wilathgamuwage Don

Sinead Kelly

Mateusz Olszowy

A packet capture operation is configured via a first computing device. The packet capture operation is configured to capture packets provided by a second computing device. The first computing device obtains an indication that a user is within a predetermined location proximity to the second computing device. The packet capture operation is initiated in response to obtaining the indication at the first computing device.

Intelligent and secure packet captures for cloud solutions

Seamless guest access to spaces and meetings may be provided. A trusted user device may send an identity object and may receive an identifier and an authorization token in response to sending the identity object. Then the trusted user device may send a request to add a guest user associated with the identifier to a collaboration event and may receive, in response to sending the request to add the guest user, location data associated with the collaboration event. The trusted user device may then send collaboration space data to a guest user device associated with the guest user. The collaboration space data may comprise the authorization token, the location data, and an application indicator associated with the collaboration event.

Seamless guest access to spaces and meetings

In one embodiment, a method includes associating a user with a collaboration group at a collaboration server, tracking activity of participants in the collaboration group at the collaboration server, processing a message received in the collaboration group at the collaboration server, assigning a priority to the message for the user based on the activity of the participants in the collaboration group, and presenting a notification of the message to the user based on the priority of the message. An apparatus and logic are also disclosed herein.

Prioritization of collaboration messages and groups

A Session Initiation Protocol enabled network connected device receives a client certificate from a client device. The SIP enabled network connected device validates the client certificate from information received from a certificate authority. The SIP enabled network connected device determines an identifier of the client device from the client certificate. The SIP enabled network connected stores the identifier of the client device. The SIP enabled network connected device receives a SIP message from the client device. The SIP enabled network connected device inserts the identifier of the client device into the SIP message. The SIP enabled network connected device transmits the SIP message to a destination SIP enabled device after inserting the identifier of the client device into the SIP message.

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Galway, Ireland

Oliver William Fagan