Cisco Technology, Inc.

Robert L Sargent

R Ashby Armistead

Tod Walton Hays

Steven Joseph Rich

Mark W Eklund

Gregory Weber

Scott K Reed

Richard Brian Livingston

Dennis E Caughran

Santos Haro

A method, a system, a computer readable medium, and an apparatus for providing information related to a configuration file to a user are provided. The user provides the configuration file to the system of the invention. The system conducts a search for the information related to the configuration file. The information is sought in at least one source, and the information that is found in the source is provided back to the user.

Method and system for annotating configuration files

A method and apparatus for automatic routing of multi-link circuit switched connections are shown. A routing processor monitors the behavioral characteristics of a previous connection from an originating client and stores data relating to the characteristics of the previous connection. In particular, data is stored regarding the previous connection which is not available until after call completion of the previous connection. When the originating client initiates a subsequent connection, the routing processor retrieves the data relating to the behavioral characteristics of the previous connection and efficiently routes the subsequent based upon the behavioral characteristics.

Call control system and method for automatic routing of circuit switched data connections based upon stored communication link information

A solution for matching RADIUS request packets with corresponding RADIUS response packets when the number of simultaneous outstanding requests is greater than 256 involves using a sixteen-octet authenticator field in each packet. For each response packet that arrives, the identifier of the packet is compared in turn with the identifier of each outstanding request packet. If the identifiers match, the authenticators are then compared. If the results of the comparison indicate a match, the packet is accepted and no further processing of the outstanding requests is required. Otherwise, a search of the outstanding request packets is continued. This solution allows for more than 256 simultaneous outstanding RADIUS requests and only encounters a mismatch or ambiguous match with a probability of one in 3.4&#xd7;10packets.

Matching of radius request and response packets during high traffic volume

A solution for matching RADIUS request packets with corresponding RADIUS response packets when the number of simultaneous outstanding requests is greater than 256 involves using a sixteen-octet authenticator field in each packet. For each response packet that arrives, the identifier of the packet is compared in turn with the identifier of each outstanding request packet. If the identifiers match, the authenticators are then compared. If the results of the comparison indicate a match, the packet is accepted and no further processing of the outstanding requests is required. Otherwise, a search of the outstanding request packets is continued. This solution allows for more than 256 simultaneous outstanding RADIUS requests and only encounters a mismatch or ambiguous match with a probability of one in 3.4&times;10 packets.

Matching of RADIUS request and response packets during high traffic volume

Method and apparatus for automatic routing of circuit switched data connections based upon stored behavioral information

A method and apparatus for automatic routing of multi-link circuit switched connections are shown. A routing processor monitors the behavioral characteristics of a previous connection from an originating client and stores data relating to the characteristics of the previous connection. In particular, data is stored regarding the previous connection which is not available until after call completion of the previous connection. When the originating client initiates a subsequent connection, the routing processor retrieves the data relating to the behavioral characteristics of the previous connection and routes the subsequent connection along a route which is advantageous to serving the behavioral characteristics of the subsequent connection.

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Robert L Sargent