Cisco Technology, Inc.

Paul Brian Giralt

Carlos M Pignataro

Nagendra Kumar Nainar

Gonzalo A Salgueiro

David John Zacks

John Matthew Swartz

Methods are provided in which a network device hosts distinct network access resources that are managed by different entities. The method includes obtaining a request for partitioning one or more network resources of an on-premise network device for connecting one or more endpoints to a first network managed by a first entity. The on-premise network device connects one or more endpoints to a second network managed by a different entity. The method further involves partitioning, based on the request, the one or more network resources and connecting the one or more endpoints to the first network using the one or more network resources. The one or more network resources are managed by the first entity while at least one other network resource of the on-premise network device is managed by the different entity and is associated with connecting the one or more endpoints to the second network.

Multitenant network orchestration

Presented herein are techniques in which a conference endpoint receives a request to share content generated by a user device with one or more participant devices. The user device is connected to the conference endpoint and the conference endpoint is participating in a communication session with the one or more participant devices. The conference endpoint detects one or more windows displayed on a display of the conference endpoint; receives a selection of a first window; and shares contents of the first window with the one or more participant devices. The conference endpoint detects that a second window is overlapping the first window such that a first portion of the first window is covered by a second portion of the second window; and performs one or more actions with respect to the second portion of the second window.

Dynamic window detection for application sharing from a video stream

A device associated with an enterprise receives, from a user device, a message indicating that a user of the user device has requested a service level for accessing a service while performing teleworking activities for the enterprise. The user device accesses the service via a network that includes a portion controlled by an Internet Service Provider (ISP). The enterprise has established an agreement with the ISP indicating that the ISP is to provide service levels for users who are performing teleworking activities for the enterprise via the ISP. The ISP associated with the user device is identified based on the message. A request is transmitted to the ISP to provide the service level for the portion of the network that is controlled by the ISP and the ISP provides the service level for accessing the service based on the request.

Event triggered guaranteed service connectivity

A meeting server provides real-time data loss prevention in an online conference session by obtaining a presentation in a series of video frames to be shared with participants in the online conference session. The meeting server selects a frame of the presentation to process for potential security issues based on a change in the selected frame from at least one previous frame in the presentation. The meeting server provides the selected frame to a data loss prevention system and obtains a determination that the selected frame includes at least one security characteristic that indicates the presentation should not be shared. Based on the determination from the data loss prevention system, the meeting server prevents at least a portion of the presentation from being shared with at least one of the participants in the online conference session.

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