Sunil Jagannaph

Title: Sunil Jagannaph and Load-Balanced UBR Routing in ATM Networks.

Introduction

Sunil Jagannaph is an inventor associated with Wexford, Pennsylvania, and Marconi Communications GmbH. His work includes an invention addressing how data connections can be routed across telecommunications networks.

Latest Patents

Jagannaph is associated with 1 patent: “Load Balanced UBR Routing in ATM Networks.” The patent describes a system and method for sending data through a telecommunications network made up of switches and links connecting those switches.

In the disclosed approach, connections carry unspecified traffic, identified as one attribute. A routing module assigns each connection a separate transmission-related attribute and uses both attributes when forming network connections. The method similarly defines the network connection, assigns the additional attribute, and establishes the connection based on both attributes. This approach is intended to support load-balanced routing for unspecified bit rate (UBR) traffic in asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) networks.

Career Highlights

Jagannaph’s listed patent work concerns telecommunications routing and the management of data transmission across network infrastructure. His association with Marconi Communications GmbH places this work in the context of communications technology.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Anix Anbiah and Mark Held as coworkers. No further details about their roles or specific contributions to the patent are available in the supplied data.

Conclusion

Sunil Jagannaph’s recorded invention focuses on using multiple connection attributes to guide UBR traffic through ATM networks, with the aim of supporting load-balanced data routing.