Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Oracle International Corporation

Praveen Kumar Arora

Nitin Singla

Govindarajan Thirumalai

Tathagata Nandy

Rangaprasad Sampath

Ankit Kumar Sinha

Yashavantha Nagaraju Naguvanahalli

Yashavantha Nagaraju

Sivasankaran Nagarajan

Kunal Deshpande

Ramlakhan Patel

Praveen Ganjam Ramesh

Yashavanthan Nagaraju

Examples provided herein describe a method for providing security for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. For example, a data packet from an IoT device may be received at an edge device. A signature associated with the IoT device may be accessed at the edge device, where the signature includes network layer information about the IoT device. A set of rules may be applied by the edge device to validate the IoT device based on the accessed signature. Responsive to the IoT device being validated based on the accessed signature, received data packet, and the applied set of rules, the edge device may process the data packet from the IoT device.

Providing security for internet of things (IoT) devices

A network device may send, to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server, a request for an Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) address to be assigned to a management port of the network device, wherein IPv6 is disabled at the network device, and may receive a message that includes information associated with a network management system (NMS) and IPv6 configuration information for enabling IPv6 processing on the management port. In response to receiving the IPv6 configuration information, the network device may enable IPv6 processing on the management port of the network device and may register with the NMS based at least in part on the information associated with the NMS. The network device may, in response to receiving one or more configuration commands sent from the NMS to the management port of the network device, configure the network device according to the one or more configuration commands.

Intelligent zero touch provisioning for IPV6

A method, executable by a switch to automatically onboard end devices connected thereto, comprises detecting that an end device has connected to the switch, and determining a device identity of the connected end device. The determined device identity is used to obtain a configuration template profile associated with the connected end device. The switch is configured using the obtained configuration template profile.

Automatic onboarding of end devices using device profiles

Described is an improved method, system, and computer program product for implementing performance kits. Test data for the performance kit is preloaded into an installation image that is distributed with a vendor's product. This avoids the need for the customer himself to have to perform the tasks of installing the test data at the customer site.

Method and system for implementing performance kits

Tools and techniques for providing an assessment of a prospective configuration change in a production database environment. In some cases, tools may record a series of transactions in a production database. This set of transactions can then be replayed by the tools in a test database, both before and after the configuration change has been performed. The performance of the workload in this test environment can be measured under both conditions (pre-change and post-change) to provide insight into a performance impact that might result from implementing the configuration change in the production environment.

Estimating impact of configuration changes

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