Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable storage mediums are disclosed for the management of rejected traffic in a WCCP protocol. A request is received from a switch to redirect traffic from a client device to a cache engine. The cache engine determines that it cannot process traffic from the client device, and in response to the determination, sends a command to the switch to suspend traffic to the cache engine. The command includes instructions for one or more of removing a particular rule regarding routing of the traffic to the cache engine or modifying an access control list rule to exclude the cache engine.

Abstract: Continuance in quality level of an input timing signal may be provided. Clock source reference timing information may be receive by a first node from a second node as an input. The first node may be downstream from the second node. Then the first node may receive an event message associated with a future event associated with the second node. The first node may then refrain, for a period of time in response to receiving the event message, from switching the input for clock source reference timing information to a source other than the second node.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable storage mediums are disclosed for the management of rejected traffic in a WCCP protocol. A request is received from a switch to redirect traffic from a client device to a cache engine. The cache engine determines that it cannot process traffic from the client device, and in response to the determination, sends a command to the switch to suspend traffic to the cache engine. The command includes instructions for one or more of removing a particular rule regarding routing of the traffic to the cache engine or modifying an access control list rule to exclude the cache engine.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable storage mediums are disclosed for the management of rejected traffic in a WCCP protocol. A request is received from a switch to redirect traffic from a client device to a cache engine. The cache engine determines that it cannot process traffic from the client device, and in response to the determination, sends a command to the switch to suspend traffic to the cache engine. The command includes instructions for one or more of removing a particular rule regarding routing of the traffic to the cache engine or modifying an access control list rule to exclude the cache engine.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable storage mediums are disclosed for the management of rejected traffic in a WCCP protocol. A request is received from a switch to redirect traffic from a client device to a cache engine. The cache engine determines that it cannot process traffic from the client device, and in response to the determination, sends a command to the switch to suspend traffic to the cache engine. The command includes instructions for one or more of removing a particular rule regarding routing of the traffic to the cache engine or modifying an access control list rule to exclude the cache engine.

Abstract: Described herein are methods and systems for performing functions associated with a non-functional key of a keyboard present on electronic devices such as cell-phones, telephones, ATMs, etc. The electronic device is operated in a non-functional key (NFK) coding mode using NFK codes (108) that are provided to a memory component (202) of the electronic device (102). In the NFK coding mode, a user is allowed to enter functional keys in a coded sequence. Based on the NFK codes (108), the coded sequence is used to identify a function associated with a non-functional key of the keyboard and the identified function is indicated to a processor (204) of the electronic device (102) for execution.

Abstract: Described herein are methods and systems for performing functions associated with a non-functional key of a keyboard present on electronic devices such as cell-phones, telephones, ATMs, etc. The electronic device is operated in a non-functional key (NFK) coding mode using NFK codes (108) that are provided to a memory component (202) of the electronic device (102). In the NFK coding mode, a user is allowed to enter functional keys in a coded sequence. Based on the NFK codes (108), the coded sequence is used to identify a function associated with a non-functional key of the keyboard and the identified function is indicated to a processor (204) of the electronic device (102) for execution.