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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 07, 2017
Filed:
May. 07, 2012
Parminder Chhabra, Madrid, ES;
Armando Antonio Garcia Mendoza, Madrid, ES;
Carmelo Acosta Ojeda, Madrid, ES;
Pablo Rodríguez Rodriguez, Madrid, ES;
Alvaro Saurín Parra, Madrid, ES;
Parminder Chhabra, Madrid, ES;
Armando Antonio Garcia Mendoza, Madrid, ES;
Carmelo Acosta Ojeda, Madrid, ES;
Pablo Rodríguez Rodriguez, Madrid, ES;
Alvaro Saurín Parra, Madrid, ES;
Telefonica, S.A., Madrid, ES;
Abstract
Comprises identifying an end point or content server that can best serve an end user that sent a DNS request to an ISP DNS resolver, given a geographically distributed network of end points. In particular, the method further comprises using the end points themselves and a tracker to identify and notify to the end user the IP addresses of the least-loaded and closest end points that can best serve the content request.
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