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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 24, 2015
Filed:
Jul. 01, 2009
Marco Agostani, Rho, IT;
Carlo Federico Bolchini, Milan, IT;
Matteo Valsasna, Saronno, IT;
Joseph Stinson Mcelhinney, Iv, Lugano, CH;
Kevin Scott Orr, Nyon, CH;
Miguel J. Estupinan, Bissone, CH;
Marco Agostani, Rho, IT;
Carlo Federico Bolchini, Milan, IT;
Matteo Valsasna, Saronno, IT;
Joseph Stinson McElhinney, IV, Lugano, CH;
Kevin Scott Orr, Nyon, CH;
Miguel J. Estupinan, Bissone, CH;
Solar Turbines Incorporated, San Diego, CA (US);
Abstract
Method for connecting a first computer network and at least a second extended computer network wherein the at least second extended computer network is not connected to the Internet and does not have a routing path to the first computer network, the method comprising: installing a concentration router within an intermediate network and associating the concentration router to a public IP address; interconnecting the intermediate network to the at least second extended computer network through a CPE router, and interconnecting the intermediate network to the first computer network via the Internet passing through the concentration router; implementing an IP tunnel between the at least second extended computer network and the first computer network across the direct intermediate network and the Internet, wherein the IP tunnel is implemented as a first external and encrypted IP tunnel, across the Internet, and a second internal non-encrypted IP tunnel across the intermediate network.