Abstract: Method, system, device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for joining a virtual participant in a conversation. In some examples, a computer-implemented method includes: identifying a first conversation scheduled to be participated by a first group of actual participants; joining a first virtual participant into the first conversation; obtaining, via the first virtual participant, a first set of audio data associated with the first conversation while the first conversation occurs; transcribing, via the first virtual participant, the first set of audio data into a first set of text data while the first conversation occurs; and presenting the first set of text data to the first group of actual participants while the first conversation occurs.

Abstract: Method, system, device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for joining a virtual participant in a conversation. In some examples, a computer-implemented method includes: identifying a first conversation scheduled to be participated by a first group of actual participants; joining a first virtual participant into the first conversation; obtaining, via the first virtual participant, a first set of audio data associated with the first conversation while the first conversation occurs; transcribing, via the first virtual participant, the first set of audio data into a first set of text data while the first conversation occurs; and presenting the first set of text data to the first group of actual participants while the first conversation occurs.

Abstract: Enforcing a policy is described. System log messages are received, via an interface, from a network device. At least a portion of the received system log messages are parsed to obtain an IP address and to obtain a user identifier. A policy to apply to a session associated with the IP address is determined, based at least in part on the user identifier. The policy is applied to the session.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention allow authorization for a particular device or user to have access into a particular network so as to be bound to a specific domain or VLAN (virtual local area network). When authorization is tied to a domain, several devices can be authenticated into a single physical port of a network access device (e.g., access switch) and still only be given access to the one or more domam(s) or VLAN(s) that they are authorized to access based on their individual independent authorization outcomes.

Abstract: A system may be provided for controlling an amount of light generated by multiple fluorescent lamps based on a desired light level. A dimming circuit may vary the amount of light generated by at least one of the fluorescent lamps based on the desired light level if the desired light level is in a first range of light level values. The fluorescent lamps remain lit as the amount of light generated by the lamps is varied. A switch circuit may switch off a first subset of the fluorescent lamps while a second subset of the fluorescent lamps remains lit if the desired light level is in a second range of light level values. The second range of light level values indicates less light is desired than the first range of light level values indicates.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method is disclosed. A first non-domain packet that does not specify a domain is received from a first device. A first authentication packet is sent to the first device to thereby attempt a first authentication process for allowing the first device to access a network via a particular access port.

Abstract: The method for the non-disruptive monitoring of a packet flow from a target point (e.g., a specific port/VPI/VCI) to a counterpart point in a packet switch having one or more interface devices, connected to an internal bus, for servicing the target point, the counterpart point and a monitor test access connection (TAC) point comprises the steps of: (a) configuring the device servicing the TAC point to retrieve from the bus packets addressed thereto which use a multicast addressing scheme for routing packets from the target point to the counterpart point and from the target point to the monitor TAC point; (b) configuring the device servicing the counterpart point to additionally retrieve the multicast packets from the bus; and (c) configuring the device servicing the target point to address packets received thereat to the counterpart point and the monitor TAC point using the multicast address scheme only after step (b) is completed.