Juniper Networks, Inc.

Yelena Kozlova

Lyubov Nesteroff

Arda Akman

Fatima Rafiqui

Burcu Sahin

Amol Sood

Ojas Gupta

Jeffrey S Marshall

Marc-Andre Bordeleau

Bret Michael Bailey

Sadhana Rajan

Vinamra Jaiswal

Jeremy Alan Tidemann

Mingjie Zhao

Andrew Stephen Chasin

Johan Andersson

Georgios Oikonomou

Constantine Dimitrios Polychronopoulos

Robert Edward Kidd

Edward Wai Hong Choh

An example network provisioning system includes a provisioning portal that is configured to: receive, from a client device, a selection of a service template specifying network service attributes for a communication service, receive a selection of one or more tracking areas, receive a selection of one or more subscribers, and generate a service order based on the network service attributes for the communication service, the one or more tracking areas, and the one or more subscriber. The network provisioning system is configured to provision the communication service in accordance with the service order.

Communication services ordering and provisioning

An example device includes one or more processors; an image capture device coupled to the one or more processors and configured to generate image capture data representative of a three-dimensional (3D) physical environment; an electronic display coupled to the one or more processors; and a memory coupled to the one or more processors, the memory storing instructions to cause the one or more processors to: obtain characteristics of a network associated with the device, generate overlay image data indicative of the one or more characteristics of the network, augment the image capture data with the overlay image data to create augmented image capture data, and output, to the electronic display, the augmented image capture data.

Network monitoring and troubleshooting using augmented reality

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A computing device is configured to: obtain information of tracking areas including a first and second tracking area, the first tracking area comprising first cells and the second tracking area comprising second cells; generate a user interface with a visualization of the tracking areas, the user interface comprising first cell user interface elements visually representing the first cells and second cell user interface elements visually representing the second cells; output the user interface for display at a display device; receive user input indicative of filtering criteria; generate a modified user interface by modifying at least one of the first cell user interface elements or the second user interface elements to visually indicate the first tracking area satisfies the filtering criteria and the second tracking area does not satisfy the filtering criteria; and output the modified user interface for display at the display device.

Radio access network tracking area visualization management and monitoring

A device may generate a display of a firewall policy management GUI. The device may generate a display in the firewall policy management GUI of a list of existing firewall policies and a firewall policy interface that is adjacent to the list of existing firewall policies in a same view of the firewall policy management GUI. The device may generate a display in the firewall policy management GUI of at least one of a plurality of candidate sources for a new firewall policy, a plurality of candidate destinations for the new firewall policy, or a plurality of candidate security configurations for the new firewall policy. The device may display, in the firewall policy interface, at least one of a first column that includes two or more sources, a second column that includes two or more destinations, or a third column that includes two or more security configurations.

Displaying a firewall policy interface

A disclosed method may include (1) querying, in connection with a monitoring service, a network device for device-specific data that identifies features of the network device, (2) determining, based at least in part on the device-specific data, identities of a set of ports on the network device, (3) identifying, based at least in part on the device-specific data, one or more port-specific data objects corresponding to the set of ports, (4) dynamically creating, based at least in part on the device-specific data, a device-visualization interface of the network device by (A) generating a graphical chassis widget that illustrates a logical view of the set of ports and (B) generating a graphical table that illustrates the port-specific data objects, and then (5) providing, in connection with the monitoring service, the device-visualization interface for presentation on a computing device. Various other systems and methods are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for efficient presentation of device-level information via scalable interactive device-visualization interfaces

A disclosed method may include (1) identifying a set of network objects associated with a network whose performance is tracked by a monitoring service, (2) grouping a first subset of the network objects based at least in part on a first attribute, (3) grouping a second subset of the network objects based at least in part on a second attribute, and then (4) providing, for presentation on a computing device in connection with the monitoring service, a graphical user interface that includes a plurality of graphical cards in a single view, wherein the plurality of graphical cards comprise at least (A) a first graphical card that is positioned in a first section and graphically represents the first subset and (B) a second graphical card that is positioned in a second section and graphically represents the second subset. Various other systems and methods are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for efficient delivery and presentation of network information

A disclosed method may include (1) querying, in connection with a monitoring service, a network device for device-specific data that identifies features of the network device, (2) determining, based at least in part on the device-specific data, identities of a set of ports on the network device, (3) identifying, based at least in part on the device-specific data one or more port-specific data objects corresponding to the set of ports, (4) dynamically creating, based at least in part on the device-specific data, a device-visualization interface of the network device by (A) generating a graphical chassis widget that illustrates a logical view of the set of ports and (B) generating a graphical table that illustrates the port-specific data objects, and then (5) providing, in connection with the monitoring service, the device-visualization interface for presentation on a computing device. Various other systems and methods are also disclosed.

This disclosure describes techniques for intelligently grouping, ungrouping, collapsing, and/or expanding columns of data for effective presentation on a display screen. In one example, a method includes accessing, by a computing device, data organized into a plurality of columns, each column having one or more data characteristics; determining, by the computing device and based on at least some of the data characteristics of the columns, one or more column groups, each column group including a subset of the plurality of columns; determining, by the computing device and based on attributes of a window for presentation of the data, whether the plurality of columns will fit within the window; and in response to determining that the plurality of columns will not fit within the window, outputting a user interface presenting a column group as a single column within the window so that the plurality of columns fits within the window.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Yelena Kozlova