Abstract: A method of provisioning resources, which includes hosting at least one resource at a first site. A secure connection is established between the first site and a second site, and a listing of available resources is exported to the second site. The second site publishes the listing of available resources to at least one client and at least one resource from the first site to second site is provisioned by providing the at least one client with an IP address of the at least one resource.

Abstract: A method of application level content routing using a (Dynamic VPN) dual-proxy mechanism that provides a client access to resources on a remote network without exposing each other's actual IP addresses and network topologies. The method includes providing a client a list of available resources on a remote network; initiating a request by the client for at least one resource from the list of available resources hosted on the remote network as though the at least one resource is local to the client; routing the request to the at least remote resource through a secure connection between the client and the remote network; responding to the request by the at least remote resource as though the request is initiated locally on the remote network; and routing the response from the remote network back to the client through the secure connection.

Abstract: A system and method for virtual private network (VPN) packet level routing using a Dual-NAT architecture to provide a bi-directional secure connection between applications, hosts, or networks at any two end sites without exposing each other's actual IP addresses and network topologies. The method includes providing a client a list of available resources on a remote network; initiating a request by the client for at least one resource from the list of available remote resources as though the at least one resource is local to the client; NATting the source and destination IP addresses to a pair of client and resource Dynamic VPN (DVPN) addresses; routing the request to the remote network; NATting the client and resource DVPN addresses to local IP addresses on the remote network; issuing the request to the at least resource; and NATting/routing the response using the reverse process.

Abstract: A system and method for virtual private network (VPN) packet level routing using a Dual-NAT architecture to provide a bidirectional secure connection between applications, hosts, or networks at any two end sites without exposing each other's actual IP addresses and network topologies. The method includes providing a client a list of available resources on a remote network; initiating a request by the client for at least one resource from the list of available remote resources as though the at least one resource is local to the client; NATting the source and destination IP addresses to a pair of client and resource Dynamic VPN (DVPN) addresses; routing the request to the remote network; NATting the client and resource DVPN addresses to local IP addresses on the remote network; issuing the request to the at least resource; and NATting/routing the response using the reverse process.

Abstract: A method of application level content routing using a (Dynamic VPN) dual-proxy mechanism that provides a client access to resources on a remote network without exposing each other's actual IP addresses and network topologies. The method includes providing a client a list of available resources on a remote network; initiating a request by the client for at least one resource from the list of available resources hosted on the remote network as though the at least one resource is local to the client; routing the request to the at least remote resource through a secure connection between the client and the remote network; responding to the request by the at least remote resource as though the request is initiated locally on the remote network; and routing the response from the remote network back to the client through the secure connection.

Abstract: A method of provisioning resources, which includes hosting at least one resource at a first site. A secure connection is established between the first site and a second site, and a listing of available resources is exported to the second site. The second site publishes the listing of available resources to at least one client and at least one resource from the first site to second site is provisioned by providing the at least one client with an IP address of the at least one resource.