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    • 1. 发明授权
    • System and method for organizing devices in a network into a tree using
suitability values
    • 使用适合性值将网络中的设备组织成树的系统和方法
    • US6134599A
    • 2000-10-17
    • US61849
    • 1998-04-18
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam KadanskyRadia J. Perlman
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam KadanskyRadia J. Perlman
    • H04L12/18H04L12/56G06F15/16H04L12/28
    • H04L45/48H04L12/185H04L45/16H04L12/1863
    • In a digital data network, a plurality of devices interconnected by a communication link organize themselves into a tree structure. Each of the devices has an associated suitability value that generally relates to the device's suitability for becoming a node in the tree structure. The devices organize themselves into a tree structure in one or more iterations, each iteration comprising two general steps, namely, a node election step and a tree establishment step. In the node election step, the devices whose suitability values are such that they can become nodes in the tree broadcast over the communication link node election messages including their respective suitability values. These devices also receive the node election messages that are broadcast by other devices. Each device determines whether it is elected a node in the tree structure in connection with a comparison between its suitability value and suitability values of node election messages received thereby. During the tree establishment step, the devices in the network communicate with at least one of the device or devices which is or are elected respective nodes in the tree structure to facilitate becoming respective children thereof.
    • 在数字数据网络中,通过通信链路互连的多个设备将自身组织成树结构。 每个设备具有相关联的适用性值,其通常涉及设备适合于成为树结构中的节点。 这些设备在一个或多个迭代中将自身组织成树结构,每次迭代包括两个一般步骤,即节点选举步骤和树建立步骤。 在节点选举步骤中,其适用性值使得它们可以成为通过通信链路节点选举消息广播的树中的节点的设备,包括它们各自的适用性值。 这些设备还接收由其他设备广播的节点选举消息。 每个设备确定它是否被选为树结构中的节点,与其适用性值和由此接收的节点选举消息的适用性值进行比较。 在树建立步骤期间,网络中的设备与树结构中的或被选为相应节点的设备或设备中的至少一个通信以便于成为其相应的子节点。
    • 5. 发明授权
    • Use of beacon message in a network for classifying and discarding messages
    • 在网络中使用信标消息来分类和丢弃消息
    • US06658004B1
    • 2003-12-02
    • US09473402
    • 1999-12-28
    • Miriam C. KadanskyDah Ming ChiuStephen R. HannaStephen A. HurstRadia J. PerlmanJoseph S. Wesley
    • Miriam C. KadanskyDah Ming ChiuStephen R. HannaStephen A. HurstRadia J. PerlmanJoseph S. Wesley
    • H04L1228
    • H04L12/1827H04L47/10H04L47/31H04L67/104H04L67/1063H04L67/1074H04L69/329
    • A method and apparatus for identifying a data message that is eligible for discard. A beacon node periodically transmits a beacon message to a plurality of client nodes communicatively coupled via a network. Each beacon message includes a beacon sequence number and preferably, the beacon sequence numbers are authenticated by the beacon, node. The client nodes, upon receipt of the beacon messages, verify the authenticity of the respective received beacon sequence numbers and generate a local sequence number derived from the received beacon sequence number. When one client in the session has data to transmit to another client in the session, the sending client assembles a data message and inserts its local sequence number in the data message prior to transmission of the data message to the other client nodes in the session. The client nodes receiving the data message discard the data message if their respective local sequence number at the time of receipt of the data message exceeds the local sequence number inserted in the data message by a predetermined value. In one embodiment, the beacon node generates sequence numbers at a periodic interval P but only transmits 1 out of every m beacon sequence numbers to the client nodes in the session. The client nodes each set a local sequence counter equal to the beacon sequence number upon receipt of the beacon message and thereafter, increment the local sequence counter periodically at interval P. The local sequence counter value is employed as the local sequence number in each client node.
    • 一种用于识别符合丢弃资格的数据消息的方法和装置。 信标节点周期性地向经由网络通信耦合的多个客户端节点发送信标消息。 每个信标消息包括信标序列号,并且优选地,信标序列号由信标节点认证。 客户端节点在接收到信标消息后,验证相应接收到的信标序列号的真实性,并生成从接收到的信标序列号导出的本地序列号。 当会话中的一个客户端具有要在会话中传送给另一个客户端的数据时,发送客户端汇集一个数据消息,并将数据消息中的本地序列号插入到数据消息中,并传送到该会话中的其他客户机节点。 接收数据消息的客户节点如果在接收数据消息时其各自的本地序列号超过插入数据消息中的本地序列号预定值,则丢弃数据消息。 在一个实施例中,信标节点以周期性间隔P生成序列号,但是仅在每个m个信标序列号中发送1个到会话中的客户端节点。 客户端节点每接收到信标消息时都设置等于信标序列号的本地序列计数器,此后,以间隔P周期性地增加本地序列计数器。本地序列计数器值被用作每个客户端节点中的本地序列号 。
    • 8. 发明授权
    • Calculation of layered routes in a distributed manner
    • 以分布式方式计算分层路由
    • US07096251B2
    • 2006-08-22
    • US10209077
    • 2002-07-31
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam C. KadanskyRadia J. PerlmanMurat Yuksel
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam C. KadanskyRadia J. PerlmanMurat Yuksel
    • G06F15/16
    • H04L45/26H04L45/02H04L45/18H04L45/40H04L45/44
    • A distributed system and method generate “layered routes” that reflect a layered representation of a network, which representation provides deadlock-free routes. The layered representation consists of an ordered set of layers, where each layer is a deadlock-free sub-topology of the network. In determining routes, the links used in each route are constrained to be taken from layers of non-decreasing order as the route extends from source to destination. A device that determines a better or equal cost path to a destination node with respect to its current path to that node sends a route information message to its neighbor devices. The receiver of a route information message may then accept the message and begin using the new path described by the message, or reject the message without using the new path.
    • 分布式系统和方法生成反映网络的分层表示的“分层路由”,该表示提供无死锁路由。 分层表示由有序的一组层组成,其中每个层是网络的无死锁子拓扑。 在确定路由时,当路由从源到目的地延伸时,每个路由中使用的链路被限制为从非递减顺序的层获取。 确定目的地节点相对于其到该节点的当前路径的更好或相等的成本路径的设备向其相邻设备发送路由信息消息。 然后,路由信息消息的接收者可接受该消息并开始使用该消息描述的新路径,或拒绝该消息而不使用该新路径。
    • 10. 发明授权
    • Multiple ACK windows providing congestion control in reliable multicast protocol
    • 多个ACK窗口在可靠的多播协议中提供拥塞控制
    • US06505253B1
    • 2003-01-07
    • US09336659
    • 1999-06-18
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam C. KadanskyStephen R. HannaStephen A. HurstJoseph S. WesleyPhilip M. RosenzweigRadia J. Perlman
    • Dah Ming ChiuMiriam C. KadanskyStephen R. HannaStephen A. HurstJoseph S. WesleyPhilip M. RosenzweigRadia J. Perlman
    • G06F1300
    • H04L47/263H04L1/1832H04L12/185H04L12/1868H04L47/10H04L47/15H04L47/27H04L2001/0093
    • A multicast repair tree is established, the repair tree having one sender station and a plurality of repair head stations. A repair head station has an affiliated group of member stations. A repair head station retransmits a lost message to its affiliated group of member stations upon receipt from a member station of a NACK message indicating that the selected message was not received. Acknowledgment windows (ACK windows) are established in a member station for transmission of ACK or NACK message by the member station. A number of messages transmitted by the sender station during a transmission window is established. Also a same size of ACK window is established in the receiving stations, with a slot in the ACK window corresponding to each message transmitted by the repair head station. Each receiving station is assigned a slot in the ACK window during which time that receiving station transmits its ACK or NACK messages. Thus the ACK window slots assigned to receiver stations for transmission of ACK/NACK windows are staggered so that different receiver stations transmit their ACKNACK messages at different times. The slot for a particular receiver station to use may be assigned by a random process.
    • 建立组播修复树,修复树具有一个发送站和多个修复头站。 修理站具有附属的成员站组。 修复头站在从成员站接收到表示所选择的消息未被接收的NACK消息的情况下向其附属成员组重发丢失的消息。 成员站建立确认窗口(ACK窗口),用于成员站发送ACK或NACK消息。 在发送窗口期间由发送站发送的多个消息被建立。 在接收站中建立相同大小的ACK窗口,ACK窗口中的时隙对应于由修复站发送的每个消息。 每个接收站在ACK窗口中被分配一个时隙,在该时间内接收站发送其ACK或NACK消息。 因此,分配给用于发送ACK / NACK窗口的接收机站的ACK窗口时隙交错,使得不同的接收机站在不同时间发送它们的ACKNACK消息。 用于要使用的特定接收机站的时隙可以通过随机过程来分配。