Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for detecting dead tunnels associated with a VPN. An indicator of a tunnel capability, for example, a DPD vendor ID, is received from a peer through a VPN connection. The tunnel capability is associated with one or more phase II tunnels associated with the VPN. Traffic generated by the peer is detected, and if traffic is detected at a tunnel, the tunnel is presumed to be alive. When no traffic is detected in a tunnel, a DPD packet exchange with the tunnel is initiated. A determination is made, based on the packet exchange, whether the tunnel is alive.

Abstract: Information processing techniques for providing collaborative data visualization in a computing system. For example, a method comprises the following steps. A data visualization asset is obtained. The data visualization asset comprises a data component, an execution context component, and a visual asset component, wherein at least one visual asset of the visual asset component is generated from a data set of the data component by execution of at least one process of the execution context component. Collaborative modification of the data visualization asset by at least a portion of a plurality of users is enabled in accordance with a given policy. Information corresponding to the modification of the data visualization asset is tracked.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus, a method, and a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for filtering routing assignment (RA) messages in a computer network. Methods, non-transitory computer readable storage medium, and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may receive an RA message, extract information included in an RA message when identifying whether that particular RA messages should be forwarded or blocked. Information used to identify when to forward or block particular RA messages may be related to information that identifies a user of a computer or that identifies a computer that sends RA messages over a computer network.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a metallic shell, an insulated housing, first receptacle terminals, second receptacle terminals, first glue recess, and a first texture region. The metallic shell circularly encloses the insulated housing. The first and second receptacle terminals are held in the insulated housing. The first texture region is annularly formed on an inner wall of the metallic shell and corresponds to a periphery of the outer wall of the insulated housing. Therefore, the sealing member can attach onto the first texture region efficiently. Therefore, the sealing member does not overflow to the front portion of the receptacle cavity, and the inner gap can be sealed by the sealing member properly. Hence, the first texture region allows the sealing member to attach onto the inner wall of the shell body, and the sealing member can cover the inner gap completely to provide a reliable waterproof performance.

Abstract: An electrical connector is provided, which includes: a first housing having a discontinuous portion, an insulating main body received in the first housing, a shielding piece disposed in the insulating main body, two conductive terminal sets disposed on the insulating main body, a capping body covering the discontinuous portion, and a sealing body coupled with the first housing. By the design of the capping body, water vapor or moisture cannot seep through the discontinuous portion to enter the first housing.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a metallic shell, an insulated housing, a plurality of first receptacle terminals, and a plurality of second receptacle terminals. The insulated housing is received in the receiving cavity. The insulated housing includes a tongue portion and a plurality of first through holes formed on the tongue portion. The first receptacle terminals are held in the tongue portion. The second receptacle terminals are held in the tongue portion. The second receptacle terminals include a plurality of cut portions corresponding to the first through holes.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a first insulated member and a second insulated member that are received in a metallic shell. A plurality of first receptacle terminals and a plurality of second receptacle terminals are respectively held in the first insulated member and the second insulated member. The first insulated member includes a tongue portion. The second insulated member includes a terminal positioning portion on the surface of the first insulated member. The surface of the terminal positioning portion and the surface of the tongue portion are at the same horizontal plane. A surface texture of the terminal positioning portion is different from a surface texture of the tongue portion.

Abstract: A receptacle electrical connector has an insulative mounting bracket, a first terminal set, a second terminal set, a shielding plate and a shell. The shield plate has two connection portions formed respectively on two opposite sides of the shielding plate and each connection portion 53 has a strip cross section. The strip cross section is formed on the connection portion, and the two strip cross sections of the connection portions are exposed out of two opposite sides of the insulative mounting bracket. During the insert-molding processes of insulative mounting brackets, connecting arms of strips are connected to the strip cross sections of multiple shielding plates for simultaneously forming multiple insulative mounting brackets. Therefore, production efficiency and production rate of the receptacle electrical connectors are enhanced.

Abstract: A facility for valuing a distinguished home located in a distinguished geographic area is described. The facility receives home attributes for the distinguished home. For each of a plurality of valuation sub-models, the facility applies the valuation sub-model to the received home attributes to obtain a sub-model valuation for the distinguished home. The facility further applies a meta-model to the record home attributes to obtain a relative weighting factor for each sub-model. The facility then uses the obtained relative weighting factors to combine the sub-model valuations to obtain an overall valuation for the distinguished home. The facility reports the obtained valuation for the distinguished home.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a mount member received in a metallic shell. A tongue portion is integrally formed with a front end of the mount member. Accordingly, a grounding plate, first receptacle terminals, and second receptacle terminals that are at the front end of the mount member can be positioned. In addition, the front ends of the first receptacle terminals are held in a first surface of the tongue portion, and the front ends of the second receptacle terminals are held in a second surface of the tongue portion. Since the tongue portion and the mount member are formed integrally with each other, the first receptacle terminals, the second receptacle terminals, and the mount member can be firmly positioned with each other. Accordingly, when the connector is impacted by a foreign force, the components of the connector would not detach from each other easily.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a metallic shell and one or more insertion modules. The metallic shell includes two first walls, two second walls, and several protrusions. The walls form an insertion space. The protrusions are extending toward the insertion space from the first walls, and the protrusions are integrally formed on the first walls seamlessly. The insertion module includes an insulated housing, first receptacle terminals, second receptacle terminals, and a grounding plate between the first receptacle terminals and the second receptacle terminals. When the electrical receptacle connector is mated with an electrical plug connector, the protrusions are in contact with a metallic shell of the electrical plug connector. Because the walls of the metallic shell are seamless, the connector assembly of the plug and receptacle can be waterproof.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a first insulated member and a second insulated member that are received in a metallic shell. A plurality of first receptacle terminals and a plurality of second receptacle terminals are respectively held in the first insulated member and the second insulated member. The first insulated member includes a tongue portion. The second insulated member includes a terminal positioning portion on the surface of the first insulated member. The surface of the terminal positioning portion and the surface of the tongue portion are at the same horizontal plane. A surface texture of the terminal positioning portion is different from a surface texture of the tongue portion.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a first insulated member and a second insulated member that are received in a metallic shell. First receptacle terminals are second receptacle terminals are respectively held in the first insulated member and the second insulated member. The first receptacle terminals include first tail portions, the second receptacle terminals include second tail portions, and the first tail portions and the second tail portions are aligned with each other by an offset. Therefore, the soldering condition between the second tail portions and contacts of a circuit board can be checked.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a shell, a first insulator, a second insulator and a blanking contact. The first insulator is disposed in the shell. The first insulator has a first insulator front end and a first insulator rear end. The second insulator is disposed in the shell and installed on the first insulator. The second insulator has a combining area. The blanking contact includes a fixing portion, a soldering portion, a contact portion and a combining portion. The fixing portion is combined with the first insulator. The soldering portion protrudes from the fixing portion toward the first insulator rear end and stretches out of the first insulator rear end. The contact portion protrudes from the fixing portion toward the first insulator front end and stretches out of the first insulator rear end. The combining portion protrudes from the contacting portion and inserts into the combining area.

Abstract: A pedestal and a method for controlling the same, a tray, and a process chamber are provided. The pedestal comprises: a barrier (12), defining a plurality of areas, in which the plurality of areas are electrically insulated and thermally insulated from each other; a plurality of subbases (11), disposed in the plurality of areas respectively; and a control device, configured for controlling a temperature and/or a power of each subbase (11).

Abstract: A voltage stabilizing circuit includes an input capacitor, a booster circuit having an input side coupled across the input capacitor, a first output capacitor coupled to an output side of the booster circuit, and a series connection of a first power switch and a second output capacitor coupled between two terminals of the first output capacitor. The first power switch has a terminal coupled to one terminal of the first output capacitor. The second output capacitor has a first terminal coupled to the other terminal of the first power switch at a common node, and a second terminal coupled to the other terminal of the first output capacitor. A second power switch is coupled between the input capacitor and the common node.

Abstract: An electrical receptacle connector includes a metallic shell, an insulated housing, a plurality of first receptacle terminals, and a plurality of second receptacle terminals. The insulated housing is received in the receiving cavity. The insulated housing includes a tongue portion and a plurality of first grooves formed on the tongue portion. The first receptacle terminals are held in the tongue portion. The second receptacle terminals are held in the tongue portion. The second receptacle terminals include a plurality of cut portions corresponding to the first grooves.

Abstract: A voltage stabilizing circuit includes an input capacitor, a booster circuit having an input side coupled across the input capacitor, a first output capacitor coupled to an output side of the booster circuit, and a series connection of a first power switch and a second output capacitor coupled between two terminals of the first output capacitor. The first power switch has a terminal coupled to one terminal of the first output capacitor. The second output capacitor has a first terminal coupled to the other terminal of the first power switch at a common node, and a second terminal coupled to the other terminal of the first output capacitor. A second power switch is coupled between the input capacitor and the common node.

Abstract: A power supply with by-pass function is provided. The power supply comprises an AC-to-DC converter, an input energy-storing capacitor, a ride through circuit, a DC-to-DC converter and an input voltage sensing and logic control circuit. When a voltage value of an input capacitor voltage is in the normal operation range, the ride through circuit outputs an output capacitor voltage according to a first control signal, wherein an output capacitor voltage is equal to the input capacitor voltage. When the voltage value of an input capacitor voltage is in the abnormal operation range, the ride through circuit outputs the output capacitor voltage according to a second control signal, wherein the output capacitor voltage is larger than the input capacitor voltage.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for detecting dead tunnels associated with a VPN. An indicator of a tunnel capability, for example, a DPD vendor ID, is received from a peer through a VPN connection. The tunnel capability is associated with one or more phase II tunnels associated with the VPN. Traffic generated by the peer is detected, and if traffic is detected at a tunnel, the tunnel is presumed to be alive. When no traffic is detected in a tunnel, a DPD packet exchange with the tunnel is initiated. A determination is made, based on the packet exchange, whether the tunnel is alive.