Title: Terence Denning Lockyer: Innovator in Secure Local Area Networks Introduction Terence Denning Lockyer is a notable inventor based in Great Britain. He has made significant contributions to the field of networking technology, particularly in the area of secure local area networks. His innovative approach has led to the development of a unique patent that enhances network security. Latest Patents Lockyer holds a patent titled "Repeaters For Secure Local Area Networks." This invention features a multiport repeater designed for local area network installations. In addition to its conventional functions, it includes means for storing access rules for the equipment connected to it. The device reads portions of each frame, which may include the destination address segment, source address segment, or control segment of incoming data frames. It compares the read data with stored access rules to determine if the frame is permitted. If the frame is not allowed, it corrupts the frame during re-transmission by overwriting it with meaningless digits. Furthermore, it may report the source address, destination address, and reason for the corruption to the network controller. Career Highlights Lockyer is currently employed at 3Com Ireland, where he continues to work on innovative networking solutions. His expertise in secure networking has positioned him as a valuable asset in the technology sector. Collaborations Throughout his career, Lockyer has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Steven Howard Carter and Christopher John Gahan. These partnerships have contributed to the advancement of networking technologies and innovations. Conclusion Terence Denning Lockyer's work in secure local area networks exemplifies the importance of innovation in technology. His contributions have paved the way for enhanced security measures in networking, showcasing his commitment to advancing the field.

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