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    • 91. 发明授权
    • Method and apparatus for changing the clock frequency of a memory system
    • 用于改变存储器系统的时钟频率的方法和装置
    • US07430676B2
    • 2008-09-30
    • US11367813
    • 2006-03-03
    • Paul A. BakerWilliam C. Athas
    • Paul A. BakerWilliam C. Athas
    • G11C5/14G11C8/00
    • G06F1/3203G06F1/324G06F1/3275Y02D10/126Y02D10/14
    • One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that facilitates changing a clock frequency in a memory system. During operation, the system receives a command to change the clock frequency to a new clock frequency. The system then iteratively changes the clock frequency to the new clock frequency. More specifically, the system starts an iteration by slewing the clock frequency toward the new clock frequency by an increment to reach an intermediate frequency without interfering with normal memory-system operation. Next, the system signals a memory controller to pause normal memory system operation by completing or cancelling all in-flight or outstanding memory system operations and not accepting additional memory operation requests. Upon receiving an acknowledgement from the memory controller that all in-flight or outstanding memory operations have completed or terminated, the system signals the memory controller to cause a delay-locked loop (DLL) inside the memory system to relock to the intermediate frequency. When the DLL relocks to the intermediate frequency, the system completes the iteration by resuming normal memory system operation.
    • 本发明的一个实施例提供一种便于改变存储器系统中的时钟频率的系统。 在运行期间,系统接收到将时钟频率更改为新时钟频率的命令。 然后系统将时钟频率迭代地更改为新的时钟频率。 更具体地说,系统通过将时钟频率向新时钟频率转动一个增量来开始迭代,以达到中间频率而不干扰正常的存储系统操作。 接下来,系统通过完成或取消所有的飞行中或未完成的存储器系统操作并且不接受附加的存储器操作请求来通知存储器控制器来暂停正常的存储器系统操作。 在从存储器控制器接收到所有飞行中或未完成的存储器操作已经完成或终止的确认之后,系统发信号通知存储器控制器以使存储器系统内部的延迟锁定环(DLL)重新锁定到中间频率。 当DLL重新锁定到中间频率时,系统通过恢复正常的存储器系统操作来完成迭代。
    • 92. 发明授权
    • Method and an apparatus for the high-precision tracking of approximate per-task memory usage
    • 用于高精度跟踪近似每任务内存使用的方法和装置
    • US07424589B1
    • 2008-09-09
    • US11165807
    • 2005-06-24
    • Oleg A. PlissBernd J. W. Mathiske
    • Oleg A. PlissBernd J. W. Mathiske
    • G06F12/00G06F9/50
    • G06F12/0253G06F11/3447G06F2201/88Y10S707/99953Y10S707/99957
    • One embodiment of the present invention provides a method and a system for tracking memory usage of tasks in a shared heap. The system performs a full garbage-collection operation on the shared heap, during which a base memory usage is determined for each task. The system then periodically samples task state during execution to generate an estimate of newly allocated memory for each task. The base memory usage and the estimate of newly allocated memory for each task are combined to produce an estimate of current memory usage for each task. This estimate of current memory usage is used to determine whether a task is likely to be violating a memory quota. If so, the system triggers a remedial action, which can include: a full garbage-collection operation; a generational garbage-collection operation; or generation of a signal which indicates that a memory quota violation has occurred.
    • 本发明的一个实施例提供了一种用于跟踪共享堆中的任务的存储器使用的方法和系统。 系统对共享堆执行完整的垃圾回收操作,在此期间为每个任务确定基础内存使用情况。 然后,系统在执行期间周期性地对任务状态进行采样,以生成每个任务新分配的存储器的估计。 每个任务的基本内存使用量和新分配的内存的估计被组合以产生每个任务的当前内存使用的估计。 当前内存使用量的估计用于确定任务是否可能违反内存配额。 如果是这样,系统会触发补救措施,包括:完全的垃圾收集操作; 一代代垃圾收集操作; 或生成指示发生内存配额违规的信号。
    • 93. 发明授权
    • System and method for inducing asynchronous behavioral changes in a managed application process
    • 在受管应用程序进程中诱发异步行为变化的系统和方法
    • US07421707B2
    • 2008-09-02
    • US10745019
    • 2003-12-22
    • Nedim Fresko
    • Nedim Fresko
    • G06F9/00
    • G06F9/542G06F2209/543
    • A system and method for inducing asynchronous behavioral changes in a managed application process is presented. An application manager process is executed. A managed application process is executed. At least one application provided as object-oriented program code under the control of a managed code platform is executed. The managed application process logically communicates with the application manager process. One or more constructors corresponding to notifiable objects provided as object-oriented program code are identified. Each constructor keeps track of instantiated notifiable objects in a list in the managed application process. A change request is broadcast to the managed application process. The notifiable objects tracked by each identified constructor are iterated over to effect a behavioral change in the managed application process.
    • 介绍了一种用于在托管应用程序进程中诱发异步行为变化的系统和方法。 执行应用程序管理器进程。 执行托管应用程序进程。 执行在托管代码平台的控制下作为面向对象的程序代码提供的至少一个应用程序。 托管应用程序进程与应用程序管理器进程逻辑通信。 识别与作为面向对象的程序代码提供的通知对象相对应的一个或多个构造器。 每个构造函数都跟踪托管应用程序进程中列表中的实例化通知对象。 向管理的应用进程广播更改请求。 迭代由每个已标识的构造函数跟踪的通知对象,以实现受管应用程序进程中的行为更改。
    • 96. 发明授权
    • Distributed capability-based authorization architecture
    • 分布式基于能力的授权架构
    • US07404203B2
    • 2008-07-22
    • US10430967
    • 2003-05-06
    • Raymond K. Ng
    • Raymond K. Ng
    • G06F11/30
    • G06F21/10G06F21/6227
    • A system and methods for applying capability-based authorization within a distributed computing environment. Instead of associating permissions or privileges with objects (e.g., computing resources), permissions are associated with subjects (e.g., users, roles). Compared to object-based methods of access control, such as Access Control Lists (ACL), management of capability-based authorizations scales much better as the number of objects becomes very large. A central repository allows changes to the authorization framework (e.g., new subjects, modified permissions) to be made once. The changes can then be propagated across, and applied to, multiple address spaces instead of having to individually or manually update each local node or address space.
    • 在分布式计算环境中应用基于能力的授权的系统和方法。 而不是将权限或权限与对象(例如,计算资源)相关联,权限与主题(例如,用户,角色)相关联。 与基于对象的访问控制方法(如访问控制列表(ACL))相比,基于能力的授权的管理随着对象数量的增加而增加得更好。 中央存储库允许修改授权框架(例如,新主题,修改的权限)一次。 然后,可以在多个地址空间中传播和​​应用更改,而不必单独或手动更新每个本地节点或地址空间。
    • 98. 发明授权
    • System using routing bridges to transparently interconnect multiple network links to form a single virtual network link
    • 使用路由网络的系统透明地互连多个网络链路以形成单个虚拟网络链路
    • US07398322B1
    • 2008-07-08
    • US10824974
    • 2004-04-14
    • Radia J. Perlman
    • Radia J. Perlman
    • G06F15/173
    • H04L12/462H04L29/12028H04L45/04H04L45/18H04L45/20H04L45/48H04L45/66H04L61/103H04L69/16H04L2212/00
    • One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that transparently interconnects multiple network links into a single virtual network link. During operation, a Rbridge (Rbridge) within the system receives a packet, wherein the Rbridge belongs to a set of one or more Rbridges that transparently interconnect the multiple network links into the single virtual network link. These Rbridges automatically obtain information specifying which endnodes are located on the multiple network links without the endnodes having to proactively announce their presence to the Rbridges. If a destination for the packet resides on the same virtual network link, the Rbridge routes the packet to the destination. This route can be an optimal path to the destination, and is not constrained to lie along a spanning tree through the set of Rbridges.
    • 本发明的一个实施例提供一种将多个网络链路透明地互连成单个虚拟网络链路的系统。 在运行期间,系统内的Rbridge(Rbridge)接收分组,其中Rbridge属于一组一个或多个R桥,其将多个网络链路透明地互连到单个虚拟网络链路中。 这些Rbridges自动获取指定哪些终端位于多个网络链路上的信息,而终端不必主动地将其存在通知给Rbridges。 如果分组的目的地位于同一个虚拟网络链路上,则Rbridge将该分组路由到目的地。 该路由可以是到达目的地的最佳路径,并且不限于通过Rbridges集合沿着生成树。
    • 99. 发明授权
    • Method and apparatus for providing a key distribution center without storing long-term server secrets
    • 提供密钥分发中心而不存储长期服务器秘密的方法和装置
    • US07395549B1
    • 2008-07-01
    • US09691278
    • 2000-10-17
    • Radia J. PerlmanStephen R. Hanna
    • Radia J. PerlmanStephen R. Hanna
    • H04L9/00
    • H04L9/083H04L9/0825H04L9/3213H04L9/3265
    • One embodiment of the present invention provides a system for operating a key distribution center (KDC) that provides keys to facilitate secure communications between clients and servers across a computer network, wherein the system operates without having to store long-term server secrets. The system operates by receiving a communication from a server at the KDC. This communication includes an identifier for the server, as well as a temporary secret key to be used in communications between a client and the server for a limited time period. In response the communication, the system attempts to authenticate the server. If the server is successfully authenticated, the system stores the temporary secret key at the KDC, so that the temporary secret key can be subsequently used to facilitate communications with the server. Upon subsequently receiving a request at the KDC from a client that desires to communicate with the server, the system produces a session key to be used in communications between the client and server, and then creates a ticket to the server by encrypting an identifier for the client and the session key with the temporary secret key for the server. Next, the system assembles a message that includes the identifier for the server, the session key and the ticket to the server, and sends the message to the client in a secure manner. The system subsequently allows the client to forward the ticket to the server in order to initiate communications between the client and the server.
    • 本发明的一个实施例提供了一种用于操作密钥分发中心(KDC)的系统,其提供密钥以促进跨越计算机网络的客户端和服务器之间的安全通信,其中系统在不必存储长期服务器秘密的情况下操作。 系统通过从KDC的服务器接收通信来进行操作。 该通信包括用于服务器的标识符,以及在有限时间段内在客户端和服务器之间的通信中使用的临时秘密密钥。 为响应通信,系统尝试对服务器进行身份验证。 如果服务器成功认证,则系统将临时密钥存储在KDC,以便随后可以使用临时密钥来促进与服务器的通信。 在随后从客户端收到希望与服务器进行通信的客户端的请求时,系统产生用于客户端与服务器之间的通信中的会话密钥,然后通过加密用于 客户端和会话密钥与服务器的临时秘密密钥。 接下来,系统组装包括服务器的标识符,会话密钥和到服务器的故障单的消息,并以安全的方式将消息发送给客户端。 系统随后允许客户机将票转发到服务器,以便启动客户端和服务器之间的通信。