Abstract: Malformed VLAN packets can be detected by programming suitable rules in a TCAM in the packet processing pipeline. In some deployments, for example, the TCAM rule(s) can match on the parsed EtherType metadata. More specifically, the match can be based on the EtherType metadata being set to a value equal to known VLAN TPIDs, such as 0x8100, 0x88a8, rather than being set to a standard EtherType.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems for integrating computer applications are disclosed. One method includes querying a primary computer application for current state of a newly created object; receiving the current state of the object, and generating object data for a secondary computer application based on the current state of the object. The method further includes communicating an object creation request to a secondary computer application, the object creation request including the generated object data, receiving a secondary computer application object identifier from the secondary computer application upon creation of the object at the secondary computer application, and communicating the secondary computer application object identifier to the primary computer application for storing in a record of the object created at the primary computer application.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for improving alert generation and management in network computer systems. In some embodiments, a client device may generate one or more responder alert data objects for an incident data object based at least in part on global alert policy data object(s) and inline alert policy data object(s). Additional example embodiments provide various example global alert policy creation user interfaces, global alert policy edit user interfaces, inline alert policy creation user interfaces, and/or inline alert policy edit user interfaces that facilitate various user inputs and software operations in an incident alert and management platform.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems for integrating computer applications are disclosed. One method includes querying a primary computer application for current state of a newly created object; receiving the current state of the object, and generating object data for a secondary computer application based on the current state of the object. The method further includes communicating an object creation request to a secondary computer application, the object creation request including the generated object data, receiving a secondary computer application object identifier from the secondary computer application upon creation of the object at the secondary computer application, and communicating the secondary computer application object identifier to the primary computer application for storing in a record of the object created at the primary computer application.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for improving alert generation and management in network computer systems. In some embodiments, a client device may generate one or more responder alert data objects for an incident data object based at least in part on global alert policy data object(s) and inline alert policy data object(s). Additional example embodiments provide various example global alert policy creation user interfaces, global alert policy edit user interfaces, inline alert policy creation user interfaces, and/or inline alert policy edit user interfaces that facilitate various user inputs and software operations in an incident alert and management platform.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems for integrating computer applications are disclosed. One method includes querying a primary computer application for current state of a newly created object; receiving the current state of the object, and generating object data for a secondary computer application based on the current state of the object. The method further includes communicating an object creation request to a secondary computer application, the object creation request including the generated object data, receiving a secondary computer application object identifier from the secondary computer application upon creation of the object at the secondary computer application, and communicating the secondary computer application object identifier to the primary computer application for storing in a record of the object created at the primary computer application.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for improving alert generation and management in network computer systems. In some embodiments, a client device may generate one or more responder alert data objects for an incident data object based at least in part on global alert policy data object(s) and inline alert policy data object(s). Additional example embodiments provide various example global alert policy creation user interfaces, global alert policy edit user interfaces, inline alert policy creation user interfaces, and/or inline alert policy edit user interfaces that facilitate various user inputs and software operations in an incident alert and management platform.

Abstract: Malformed VLAN packets can be detected by programming suitable rules in a TCAM in the packet processing pipeline. In some deployments, for example, the TCAM rule(s) can match on the parsed EtherType metadata. More specifically, the match can be based on the EtherType metadata being set to a value equal to known VLAN TPIDs, such as 0x8100, 0x88a8, rather than being set to a standard EtherType.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for improving alert generation and management in network computer systems. In some embodiments, a client device may generate one or more responder alert data objects for an incident data object based at least in part on global alert policy data object(s) and inline alert policy data object(s). Additional example embodiments provide various example global alert policy creation user interfaces, global alert policy edit user interfaces, inline alert policy creation user interfaces, and/or inline alert policy edit user interfaces that facilitate various user inputs and software operations in an incident alert and management platform.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems for integrating computer applications are disclosed. One method includes querying a primary computer application for current state of a newly created object; receiving the current state of the object, and generating object data for a secondary computer application based on the current state of the object. The method further includes communicating an object creation request to a secondary computer application, the object creation request including the generated object data, receiving a secondary computer application object identifier from the secondary computer application upon creation of the object at the secondary computer application, and communicating the secondary computer application object identifier to the primary computer application for storing in a record of the object created at the primary computer application.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems for integrating computer applications are disclosed. One method includes querying a primary computer application for current state of a newly created object; receiving the current state of the object, and generating object data for a secondary computer application based on the current state of the object. The method further includes communicating an object creation request to a secondary computer application, the object creation request including the generated object data, receiving a secondary computer application object identifier from the secondary computer application upon creation of the object at the secondary computer application, and communicating the secondary computer application object identifier to the primary computer application for storing in a record of the object created at the primary computer application.