Abstract: A pluggable transceiver receives, from a client, a first message that indicates a first source IP address as being an IP address of a client, a first destination IP address as being an IP address of the pluggable transceiver, a first source port as being a port of the client, and a first destination port as being a port of the pluggable transceiver. The pluggable transceiver updates the first message to indicate the first source IP address as being the IP address of the pluggable transceiver, the first destination IP address as being an IP address of a server, and the first destination port as being a port of the server. The pluggable transceiver sends the updated first message to the server.

Abstract: A pluggable transceiver receives, from a client, a first message that indicates a first source IP address as being an IP address of a client, a first destination IP address as being an IP address of the pluggable transceiver, a first source port as being a port of the client, and a first destination port as being a port of the pluggable transceiver. The pluggable transceiver updates the first message to indicate the first source IP address as being the IP address of the pluggable transceiver, the first destination IP address as being an IP address of a server, and the first destination port as being a port of the server. The pluggable transceiver sends the updated first message to the server.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to test-capable pluggable transceivers and network systems and methods using such transceivers. A central test server generates a test request and communicates to a mediation sub-system, which uses a common management protocol to communicate with a plurality of transceivers in the network. The mediation sub-system translates the test request into sub-tests and generates sequences of test-control commands for executing by specific transceivers to configure test logic deployed within the transceivers for testing designated network services, to generate test frames, and/or to process received frames to collect test results.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to test-capable pluggable transceivers and network systems and methods using such transceivers. A central test server generates a test request and communicates to a mediation sub-system, which uses a common management protocol to communicate with a plurality of transceivers in the network. The mediation sub-system translates the test request into sub-tests and generates sequences of test-control commands for executing by specific transceivers to configure test logic deployed within the transceivers for testing designated network services, to generate test frames, and/or to process received frames to collect test results.

Abstract: The invention relates to a compact and portable interactive system for allowing person-to-person communication in a typed language format between individuals experiencing language barriers such as the hearing impaired and language impaired. According to the present invention, the sComm system includes a custom laptop configuration having a display screen and one keyboard on each side of the laptop; and data translations means for translating the original typed data from a first language to a second language. The display screen will further have a split configuration, i.e., a double screen, either top/bottom or left/right depicting chat boxes, each chat box dedicated to a user. The sComm system will be able to support multilingual text-based conversations. In particular, a user will be able to translate, using existing translating technology, the typed text into other languages including, but not limited to, English, Spanish, Chinese, German and French.