Juniper Networks, Inc.

Skyport Systems, Inc.

Natera, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Philippe Lacroute

Stefan Alexander Dyckerhoff

Matthew A Tucker

Pradeep S Sindhu

William Norman Eatherton

Thomas John Giuli

Robert Stephen Rodgers

Keith Eric Holleman

Srivatsan Rajagopal

Edward Ronald Swierk

Michael John Beesley

Neil Vincent Geraghty

John D Weisbloom

Paul Edward Fraley

Vijay Krishnaji Tapaskar

Daniel Sergeevich Selifonov

Keith Anthony Low

Dennis C Ferguson

Gerald Cheung

Tatao Chuang

Pankaj Patel

Chi-Chung Kenny Chen

Bernhard Zimmermann

Matthew Micah Hill

Michael Dodd

Alexander Wong

David B Winters

Rami Rahim

Avanindra Godbole

Jayabharat Boddu

Anjan Venkatramani

Debashis Basu

Jeffrey Glenn Libby

Raymond Lim

Venkateswarlu Talapaneni

Spencer H Greene

James Washburn

Christopher J Migdal

Viswesh Ananthakrishnan

John Stephen Montrym

Mark Stefan Grossman

Michael Timothy Jones

Angus Dorbie

Viswesh Anathakrishnan

Edward C Chen

Dennis Fersuson

Visweh Ananthakrishnan

The invention provides methods for simultaneously amplifying multiple nucleic acid regions of interest in one reaction volume as well as methods for selecting a library of primers for use in such amplification methods. The invention also provides library of primers with desirable characteristics, such as minimal formation of amplified primer dimers or other non-target amplicons.

Methods for simultaneous amplification of target loci

In general, embodiments of the invention relate managing the interaction of applications with one or more file systems and/or data managed by the file systems. More specifically, embodiments of the invention relate to providing applications with access to an overlay file system (OFS) and then servicing OFS operations using a file system module and one or more underlay file systems (UFSes) that are not directly accessible to the applications.

Method and system for managing file system access and interaction

Methods for simultaneous amplifications of target loci

A method and system for deploying applications. The method includes deploying an application image of an application to a computing device, where the application is accessible using a first uniform resource locator (URL). The method also includes sending an application creation message to an authoritative domain name system (DNS) server to create a record mapping the first URL to a second URL. The first URL is in a first domain and the second URL is in a second domain. The method further includes providing, to the computing device, a digital certificate associated with the application. The method further includes generating certificate data using the digital certificate and sending, to a remote application server, the second URL and certificate data. A client software module may establish a connection to the application on the computing device using the second URL and the certificate data.

Method and system for software application deployment

A switching device in a network system for transferring data includes one or more source line cards, one or more destination line cards and a switching fabric coupled to the source line cards and the destination line cards to enable data communication between any source line card and destination line card. Each source line card includes a request generator to generate a request signal to be transmitted in order to obtain an authorization to transmit data. Each destination line card includes a grant generator to generate and send back a grant signal to the source line card in response to the request signal received at the destination line card to authorize the source line card to transmit a data cell to the destination line card.

Switching device for routing packets through a network

A method and system for verifying integrity of computing devices. The method includes providing a first integrity associated with a server executing on a computing device to a management service, and receiving, in response to providing the first integrity measurement, a first mutual attestation value from the management service. The method further includes providing a second integrity associated with a network adaptor executing on a computing device to a management service, and receiving, in response to providing the second integrity measurement, a second mutual attestation value from the management service. The method further includes performing a mutual attestation between the server and the network adaptor using the first mutual attestation value and the second mutual attestation value, and notifying the management service that the mutual attestation has been successfully completed.

Method and system for verifying the integrity of computing devices

A method and system for configuring computing devices. The method includes receiving, by a computing device, a first cache list object from a management service. The method also includes comparing the first cache list object to a second cache list object on the computing device, and based on the comparing, identifying a first object fingerprint that is present in the first cache list object and that is not present in the second cache list object. The method further includes obtaining, from a location that is external to the computing device, a first object corresponding to the first object fingerprint; and updating a configuration of the computing device using the first object.

Method and system for configuring computing devices

A method and system for authenticating applications. The method includes receiving, by a service virtual machine (SVM), a secret from a management service. The SVM is executing on a computing device. The method also includes providing, by the SVM, the secret to an application executing on an application virtual machine (AVM). The AVM is executing on the computing device. The method further includes providing, by the application, the secret to a remote application server in order for the remote application server to authenticate the application.

Method and system for authentication by intermediaries

A method and system for key management. The method includes receiving, by a control domain on a server, a request for a tenant key, and obtaining an authorization secret from a management service, where the management service is external to the server. The method further includes, in response to the request, decrypting, after obtaining the authorization secret, an encrypted platform master key to obtain a platform master key, decrypting an encrypted tenant key to obtain the tenant key using the platform master key, and providing the tenant key to an entity that issued the request.

Method and system for key management

In general, embodiments of the invention relate to a method and system for managing network access for applications. More specifically, embodiments of the invention provide mock Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to the applications, where the applications may use the mock IP addresses to communicate with other systems (e.g., other computing devices, the management service, or any other system that is accessible via the network). Each mock IP address may be associated with one or more policies, where the policies dictate how packets that includes the mock IP address are processed. In one or more embodiments of the invention, the mock IP addresses may be used to maintain a class of service (CoS) between applications executing on the computing devices and an application service provider (ASP).

Method and system for managing class of service in a network

In general, embodiments of the invention relate to a method and system for managing network access for applications. More specifically, embodiments of the invention provide mock Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to the applications, where the applications may use the mock IP address to communicate with other systems. Each mock IP address may be associated with one or more policies, where the policies dictate how packets that include the mock IP address is processed.

Method and system for managing network access

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Philippe Lacroute