This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents. Top assignees: Sun Microsystems, Inc., Oracle America, Inc.. Active years: 2009-2010.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009-2010
Title: Venu G. Moogala: Network Monitoring and Health-Check Innovations
Introduction
Venu G. Moogala is an inventor based in Marlborough, Massachusetts. His patent work addresses network monitoring and the creation of flexible health checks for network devices and resources. He is associated with Sun Microsystems, Inc. and Oracle America, Inc. His record includes 3 patents.
Latest Patents
**Method and Apparatus for Dynamic Monitoring and Alarm Capability.** This invention describes monitoring variables across multiple dynamic instances of a MIB object. An encoded executable command identifies the objects handled by a collection mechanism, reducing the need to send separate commands to a network device for each variable or object instance.
**Method and Apparatus for Generating Extensible Protocol Independent Binary Health Checks.** This invention provides a build tool for creating health-check requests in an extensible data format suited to the protocol supported by a network device or resource. Requests can be assembled from captured network traffic, user-provided data, or both. The approach can support proprietary protocols and lets requestors build checks from successful transactions without first learning the protocol’s format.
Career Highlights
Moogala’s listed company affiliations include Sun Microsystems, Inc. and Oracle America, Inc. His patent portfolio reflects work on network operations, including monitoring multiple object instances and building protocol-independent health-check requests.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Darren J. Hayduk and Timothy J. Knight.
Conclusion
Venu G. Moogala’s inventions focus on making network monitoring and health checks more efficient and adaptable across different devices and protocols.
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