Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device determines performance measurements for a network connection of the network device. The performance measurements are sent by the network device to a web service over the network connection, where the web service computes configuration settings for the network device based on the performance measurements. The web service returns the computed configuration settings to the network device, and the network device applies the computed configuration settings to the QoS functions of the network device.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device measures current line metric values associated with a network connection of the device and compares the current line metric values to previously measured values to determine whether there has been a material change in a line metric value. If a material change in a line metric value has occurred, new QoS settings are computed for the network device based on the current line metric values measured, and the new QoS settings are applied to the QoS functions of the network device. The measuring, comparing, computing, and applying steps are repeated on a periodic basis in order to keep the QoS settings optimized to changing network conditions.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device measures current line metric values associated with a network connection of the device and compares the current line metric values to previously measured values to determine whether there has been a material change in a line metric value. If a material change in a line metric value has occurred, new QoS settings are computed for the network device based on the current line metric values measured, and the new QoS settings are applied to the QoS functions of the network device. The measuring, comparing, computing, and applying steps are repeated on a periodic basis in order to keep the QoS settings optimized to changing network conditions.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device measures current line metric values associated with a network connection of the device and compares the current line metric values to previously measured values to determine whether there has been a material change in a line metric value. If a material change in a line metric value has occurred, new QoS settings are computed for the network device based on the current line metric values measured, and the new QoS settings are applied to the QoS functions of the network device. The measuring, comparing, computing, and applying steps are repeated on a periodic basis in order to keep the QoS settings optimized to changing network conditions.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device measures current line metric values associated with a network connection of the device and compares the current line metric values to previously measured values to determine whether there has been a material change in a line metric value. If a material change in a line metric value has occurred, new QoS settings are computed for the network device based on the current line metric values measured, and the new QoS settings are applied to the QoS functions of the network device. The measuring, comparing, computing, and applying steps are repeated on a periodic basis in order to keep the QoS settings optimized to changing network conditions.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software for automatically optimizing QoS configuration in networking equipment. A network device determines performance measurements for a network connection of the network device. The performance measurements are sent by the network device to a web service over the network connection, where the web service computes configuration settings for the network device based on the performance measurements. The web service returns the computed configuration settings to the network device, and the network device applies the computed configuration settings to the QoS functions of the network device.

Abstract: A Session Allocation Manager (“SAM”) manages multiple client connections to a limited number of host terminal sessions. The SAM also minimizes the latency involved in creating and terminating a host session. The SAM may reside on a server in the communication path between the client and the host session. Host data objects may use the SAM to associate a client connection to a host session. The SAM monitors the session activity and enforces inactivity timeouts. The SAM also attempts to reestablish a host session when it fails. In an environment having only a limited number of available terminal sessions, the SAM may control the session by creating a session window. A connection mechanism directed by the client may then request a session window from the SAM. If multiple clients ask for the same connection mechanism, the SAM may dedicate a particular session window to a particular type of connection mechanism.