Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Robert R Sheehan

Erik Sheehan

Marc J Durocher, Jr

Peter R Grondin

Shawn C McCourt

Thomas M Bausch

Chad E Fulton

Michael D Hanson

A mounting device includes a collar configured to be secured around an exterior surface of a structure above a surface and an arm extending from a first end to a second end. The first end of the arm is attached to the collar and a leg is attached to the arm proximate the second end and configured to interface with the surface. A mounting structure is attached to the arm and is configured to cooperate with a device to mount the device to the structure, wherein the collar, the arm, the leg, the mounting structure, and the device are located entirely on a first side of the surface.

Mounting device

A mounting device includes a central shaft extending along an axis from a first end to a second end. A first collar and a second collar are mounted to the central shaft. A first portion of a linkage is attached to the first collar, and a second portion of the linkage is attached to the second collar. The linkage has an inflection point located between the first portion and the second portion. A foot pad is attached to the linkage proximate the inflection point. The first collar is movable from a first position to a second position, and when the first collar is in the first position, the foot pad is at a first radial distance from the axis. When the first collar is in the second position, the foot pad is at a second radial distance from the axis. The first radial distance different than the second radial distance.

Inside pipe mounting apparatus and methods

A method, a device, and a non-transitory storage medium provide a location-based remote testing service. The location-based remote testing service may receive a request for a remote test that includes location information indicating a location subject to a remote test. The service may correlate the location information to a network element of a network. The service may perform a remote test on the network element. The service may provide a result of the remote test to a device that requests the remote test.

Method and system for location-based triggering of remote testing

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Robert R Sheehan