Patents by Inventor Mark Vilas
Mark Vilas has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240119460Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products may store, in a distributed cache, a rule associated with a plurality of accounts in a Real-Time Payments (RTP) network, the rule being stored in association with account data associated with the plurality of accounts; receive an account level exclusion directive associated with the account; store, in the distributed cache, the account level exclusion directive in association with the account; receive transaction data associated with a transaction in the RTP network between the account and another account; retrieve, from the distributed cache, the rule, the account level exclusion directive, and the account data associated with the account; exclude, based on the account level exclusion directive, use of the rule for processing the transaction; and process, without applying the rule, the transaction in the RTP network.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Navendu Misra, Kavish Agarwal, Nipun Agarwal, Juharasha Shaik, Praveen Kumar Suresh Guggarigoudar, Ravi Rameshbhai Alagiya, Rajiv Ranjan, Durga S. Kala, Andrey Masharov, Xuepeng Li, Anuvind Pushpak, Marc Corbalan Vila, Stuart Mark Williams
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Patent number: 9083628Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2013Date of Patent: July 14, 2015Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Anh Ngoc Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Zhou, Gregory G. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Patent number: 8370528Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2010Date of Patent: February 5, 2013Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Yen Lee, John Phillips, Yuhong Andy Zhou, Gregory G. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Publication number: 20110019550Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2010Publication date: January 27, 2011Applicant: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Anh Ngoc Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Andy Zhou, Gregory S. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Patent number: 7765328Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: GrantFiled: November 7, 2007Date of Patent: July 27, 2010Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Ahn Ngoc Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Andy Zhou, Gregory G. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Publication number: 20080114887Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 7, 2007Publication date: May 15, 2008Applicant: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Zhou, Gregory Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Patent number: 7305492Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 2002Date of Patent: December 4, 2007Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Anh Ngoc Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Andy Zhou, Gregory G. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Patent number: 6895477Abstract: A system includes a plurality of processing clusters and a snoop controller adapted to service memory requests. The snoop controller and each processing cluster are coupled to a snoop ring. A first processing cluster forwards a memory request to the snoop controller for access to a memory location. In response to the memory request, the snoop controller places a snoop request on the snoop ring—calling for a change in ownership of the requested memory location. A second processing cluster receives the snoop request on the snoop ring. The second processing cluster generates a response to the snoop request. If the second processing cluster owns the requested memory location, the second processing cluster modifies ownership status of the requested memory location.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2002Date of Patent: May 17, 2005Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: David Hass, Frederick Gruner, Nazar Zaidi, Ramesh Panwar, Mark Vilas
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Patent number: 6892282Abstract: A multi-processor unit includes a set of processing clusters. Each processing cluster is coupled to a data ring and a snoop ring. The unit also includes a snoop controller adapted to process memory requests from each processing cluster. The data ring enables clusters to exchange requested information. The snoop ring is coupled to the snoop controller—enabling the snoop controller to forward each cluster's memory requests to the other clusters in the form of snoop requests.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2002Date of Patent: May 10, 2005Assignee: Juniper Networks, Inc.Inventors: David Hass, Mark Vilas, Frederick Gruner, Ramesh Panwar, Nazar Zaidi
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Publication number: 20030126233Abstract: A network content service apparatus includes a set of compute elements adapted to perform a set of network services; and a switching fabric coupling compute elements in said set of compute elements. The set of network services includes firewall protection, Network Address Translation, Internet Protocol forwarding, bandwidth management, Secure Sockets Layer operations, Web caching, Web switching, and virtual private networking. Code operable on the compute elements enables the network services, and the compute elements are provided on blades which further include at least one input/output port.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2002Publication date: July 3, 2003Inventors: Mark Bryers, Elango Ganesan, Frederick Gruner, David Hass, Robert Hathaway, Ramesh Panwar, Ricardo Ramirez, Abbas Rashid, Mark Vilas, Nazar Zaidi, Yen Lee, Chau Anh Ngoc Nguyen, John Phillips, Yuhong Andy Zhou, Gregory G. Spurrier, Sankar Ramanoorthi, Michael Freed
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Publication number: 20030120876Abstract: A multi-processor unit includes a set of processing clusters. Each processing cluster is coupled to a data ring and a snoop ring. The unit also includes a snoop controller adapted to process memory requests from each processing cluster. The data ring enables clusters to exchange requested information. The snoop ring is coupled to the snoop controller—enabling the snoop controller to forward each cluster's memory requests to the other clusters in the form of snoop requests.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2002Publication date: June 26, 2003Inventors: David Hass, Mark Vilas, Fred Gruner, Ramesh Panwar, Nazar Zaidi
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Publication number: 20030033481Abstract: A system includes a plurality of processing clusters and a snoop controller adapted to service memory requests. The snoop controller and each processing cluster are coupled to a snoop ring. A first processing cluster forwards a memory request to the snoop controller for access to a memory location. In response to the memory request, the snoop controller places a snoop request on the snoop ring—calling for a change in ownership of the requested memory location. A second processing cluster receives the snoop request on the snoop ring. The second processing cluster generates a response to the snoop request. If the second processing cluster owns the requested memory location, the second processing cluster modifies ownership status of the requested memory location.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2002Publication date: February 13, 2003Inventors: Dave Hass, Frederick Gruner, Nazar Zaidi, Ramesh Panwar, Mark Vilas