Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Narus, Inc.

Other

Seoul National University

Sung-Ju Lee

Puneet Sharma

Jung Gun Lee

Sujata Banerjee

Sujoy Basu

Raul Hernan Etkin

Jeongkeun Lee

Raul Herman Etkin

Zhichen Xu

Jean Tourrilhes

Gene Cheung

Praveen Yalagandula

Anil Gupta

Sabyasachi Saha

Antonio Nucci

Kang Geun Shin

Mario Baldi

Lili Qiu

Yong Liao

Taekyoung Kwon

Ruben Torres

Chunqiang Tang

Giovanni Vigna

Christopher Kruegel

Zhiheng Wang

Eugene Songyou Chai

Wonho Kim

Eugene Chai

Vincent Ma

Yi-Chao Chen

Bo Han

Sunghyun Choi

Zhi-Li Zhang

Jialong Zhang

John Thomas Brassil

Stanislav Miskovic

Alok Tongaonkar

David Andrew Thomas

Pramila Mullan

Seongkwan Kim

Guofei Gu

Alok Shriram

Shishir Garg

Amy Csizmar Dalal

Gaspar Modelo-Howard

Ali Zand

Sungro Yoon

Pengkui Luo

Riccardo Crepaldi

Bruno Nardelli

Luca Invernizzi

Sukesh Garg

Kang Shin

Sungjoon Choi

Yin Sun

Can Koksal

Ness Shroff

Raul Heman Etkin

According to an example, signal transmissions by a first antenna apparatus and a second antenna apparatus connected to a central processing apparatus through an Ethernet switch may be synchronized with respect to each other. An Ethernet packet containing first data and second data may be generated, in which the first antenna apparatus is to wirelessly transmit the first data and the second antenna apparatus is to wirelessly transmit the second data. In addition, the Ethernet packet may be communicated to the Ethernet switch, in which the Ethernet switch includes a first port that is in communication with the first antenna apparatus and a second port that is in communication with the second antenna apparatus, and the Ethernet switch is to communicate the Ethernet packet through the first port and a copy of the Ethernet packet through the second port substantially simultaneously with respect to each other.

Synchronizing signal transmissions by antenna apparatuses

Data is transmitted over a wireless network by encoding data using a rateless code. A multi-cast signal is wirelessly transmitted to communicate the encoded data for any one or more receivers. The wireless transmission is performed in a manner that is agnostic as to a number of antennas that are utilized by each of the one or more receivers.

Wirelessly transmitting multi-cast signal using rateless codes

According to an example, a distributed antenna system includes a central processing apparatus and a plurality of antenna apparatuses connected to the central processing apparatus via Ethernet cables through an Ethernet switch. The plurality of antenna apparatuses are spatially distributed with respect to each other and the central processing apparatus is to communicate Ethernet packets to the plurality of antenna apparatuses. In addition, the plurality of antenna apparatuses are to wirelessly transmit signals corresponding to data contained in the Ethernet packets in a substantially coordinated and synchronized manner with respect to each other.

Distributed antenna system over ethernet

A prioritization is determined amongst a group of receivers for receiving signals transmitted from the wireless transmitter, without use of accurate channel state information. A signal is transmitted to each receiver based on an order that is determined by the prioritization. The transmitted signal can be encoded so that the receiver is able to receive the signal regardless of a channel state as between that receiver and the wireless transmitter.

Wireless transmitter to optimize throughput by controlling time-average block size of signals to receivers

A method for profiling network traffic of a network. The method includes capturing packets based at least on a common source IP address shared by each of the packets, where said each packet is assigned a source timestamp by a source of said each packet and further assigned a capture timestamp by a packet capturing device, identifying a first portion of the packets as a first flow and a second portion of the packets as a second flow, extracting a first monotonic timestamp-pair (MTSP) sequence and a second MTSP sequence from the first flow and the second flow, respectively, comparing the first MTSP sequence and the second MTSP sequence to generate a result, and determining, based on the result, whether the first flow and the second flow are generated by a single host of the network.

Method, system and non-transitory computer readable medium for profiling network traffic of a network

Identifying IP traffic from multiple hosts behind a network address translation device

A method for detecting a malicious network activity. The method includes extracting, based on a pre-determined criterion, a plurality of protection phase feature sequences extracted from a first plurality of network traffic sessions exchanged during a protection phase between a server device and a first plurality of client devices of a network, comparing the plurality of protection phase feature sequences and a plurality of profiling phase feature sequences to generate a comparison result, where the plurality of profiling phase feature sequences were extracted from a second plurality of network traffic sessions exchanged during a profiling phase prior to the protection phase between the server device and a second plurality of client devices of the network, and generating, in response to detecting a statistical measure of the comparison result exceeding a pre-determined threshold, an alert indicating the malicious network activity.

Application-level DDoS detection using service profiling

A wireless access point includes a wireless interface to send or receive frames in a cell in a wireless network. A storage device stores a cell ID that uniquely identifies the wireless access point. Processing circuitry inserts the cell ID in a physical layer header of a frame, and sends the frame to a client device in the cell via the wireless interface.

Wireless access point cell ID insertion in frame header

In an example, packets transmitted over a communication channel from a transmitter are received. Channel state information (CSI) from the received packets are obtained and signal-to-noise (SNR) values of the communication channel are computed based on the obtained CSI. In addition, effective bit error rate (BER) values are determined based on the SNR values, a coherence time period within which the effective BER values of the communication channel remain within a predetermined range is determined, a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) to be implemented by the transmitter is determined based on the effective BER values within the coherence time period, and the determined MCS is transmitted to the transmitter.

Management of modulation and coding scheme implementation

A wireless network device includes operating system layer buffers used by an operating system and driver layer buffers used by a wireless network interface driver in the device. Memory stores a capacity bitmap managed by the wireless network interface driver. The capacity bitmap identifies a current capacity of each of the driver layer buffers and the capacity bitmap may be provided to the operating system.

Wireless network device buffers

A wireless network with coordinated sectors to mitigate interference. An example of the network includes a plurality of antennas each having a directional gain pattern, at least one antenna located at a first access point and at least one antenna located at a second access point spaced apart from the first access point, at least one antenna at the first access point oriented with maximum gain in a first direction that defines as first sector and at least one antenna at the second access point oriented with maximum gain in a second direction that defines a second sector, and at least one transceiver coupled to the antennas In sequence any antennas oriented in the first sector separately from any antennas oriented in the second sector.

Wireless network with coordinated sectors to mitigate interference

A method for detecting a malicious node in a network. The method includes obtaining a plurality of failed domain name service (DNS) queries from the network, wherein each of the plurality of failed DNS queries is initiated from a client node of the network and comprises an effective second-level domain (eSLD) name, generating, by a computer processor and using a pre-determined clustering algorithm, a cluster from a plurality of eSLD names comprising the eSLD name of each of the plurality of failed DNS queries, wherein the cluster comprises a portion of the plurality of eSLD names that is selected based on the pre-determined clustering algorithm, determining, by the computer processor and using a pre-determined formula, a score representing statistical characteristics of the cluster, and assigning, in response to the score meeting a pre-determined criterion, a malicious status to the client node.

Detecting suspicious network behaviors based on domain name service failures

The present disclosure is directed to networks having reduced power consumption characteristics and associated methods. In one aspect, a method for reducing power consumption in a multi-hop network can include receiving data at a plurality of primary nodes in a multi-hop network and transmitting the data from the plurality of primary nodes to a plurality of secondary nodes. Individual primary nodes have nearest neighbors at a defined distance and the secondary nodes are spaced at a distance that is greater than the defined distance away from individual primary nodes. Data is transmitted from a given primary node to a secondary node by skipping at least one intervening node and reducing power consumption of the wireless network.

Multi-hop network having reduced power consumption

Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to utilizing client mobile devices for wireless network monitoring. Link quality data for wireless networks are measured by a plurality of wireless client devices and are provided to a network controller. The link quality data is usable to manage a wireless local area network (WLAN). The wireless networks include at least the WLAN and a cellular network. A recommendation for connection is provided to the wireless client devices, where the recommendation indicates if the cellular network is recommended or an access point of the WLAN.

Utilizing client mobile devices for wireless network monitoring

Services are provided via a multicast tree. A request to receive a service is received at a node. Stored information at the node is searched to identify a service path or a service node operable to provide the requested service.

Requesting a service from a multicast network

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Sung-Ju Lee