Abstract: There is provided a method for allowing a remote access device to access a remote access target device within a home network. The method includes receiving, from a remote access agent of the home network, access information of the remote access target device within the home network and access information of the remote access agent; receiving a request for the access information of the remote access target device from the remote access device; requesting, to the remote access agent, port forwarding for the remote access target device based on the access information of the remote access target device and the remote access agent; receiving an answer to the request from the remote access agent, and updating the access information of the remote access target device based on the received answer; and sending the updated access information to the remote access device.

Abstract: A real-time service monitoring apparatus and method using a time stamp is provided.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide a method for enabling a remote terminal outside a private network to remotely access and control at least one user equipment inside the private network by a remote access control device in the private network. A gateway device of the private network may be requested to set up first port forwarding enabling the remote terminal to remotely access the remote access control device, receiving a remote access request message from the remote terminal through the first port forwarding. After setting up the first port forwarding setup, the gateway device may be required to set up second port forwarding enabling the remote terminal to remotely access selected user equipment indicated in the received remote access request message in response to the remote access request message.

Abstract: There is provided a method for allowing a remote access device to access a remote access target device within a home network. The method includes receiving, from a remote access agent of the home network, access information of the remote access target device within the home network and access information of the remote access agent; receiving a request for the access information of the remote access target device from the remote access device; requesting, to the remote access agent, port forwarding for the remote access target device based on the access information of the remote access target device and the remote access agent; receiving an answer to the request from the remote access agent, and updating the access information of the remote access target device based on the received answer; and sending the updated access information to the remote access device.

Abstract: A real-time service monitoring apparatus and method using a time stamp is provided.

Abstract: A modular jack includes a housing, a first signal pair, and a second signal pair. The first signal pair passes through the housing and includes a first conductor and a second conductor. A first imaginary plane contains the first and the second conductor. The second signal pair passes through the housing and includes a third conductor and a fourth conductor. A second imaginary plane contains the third and the fourth conductor, which are bent at least one time to cross each other inside the housing. The first and the second imaginary plane form a first angle of 80 to 90 degrees inside the housing before the crossing of the third and the fourth conductor while they form a second angle of 0 to 10 degrees inside the housing after the crossing thereof.

Abstract: A modular jack includes a housing, a first signal pair, and a second signal pair. The first signal pair passes through the housing and includes a first conductor and a second conductor. A first imaginary plane contains the first and the second conductor. The second signal pair passes through the housing and includes a third conductor and a fourth conductor. A second imaginary plane contains the third and the fourth conductor, which are bent at least one time to cross each other inside the housing. The first and the second imaginary plane form a first angle of 80 to 90 degrees inside the housing before the crossing of the third and the fourth conductor while they form a second angle of 0 to 10 degrees inside the housing after the crossing thereof.

Abstract: A tray for splicing optical ribbon fibers capable of storing and organizing ribbon fibers splices and excess length, improving accommodation density for the optical ribbon fiber by using new splice arrangement plate structure, including a tray main body having a plurality of supporting portions protruded on an outer side thereof; a plurality of inlet portions for providing inlet paths for protection tubes, each of the inlet portions being formed on the outer side; a pair of stacking bars having through holes rotatably supported by one of the supporting portions to stack another tray main body; a plurality of splice arrangement plates for organizing optical ribbon fibers, each of the splice arrangement plates being disposed on the main body; a number of organizing portions for fixing the optical ribbon fibers and arranging excess lengths of the optical ribbon fibers, each of said splice arrangement plates comprising a plurality of the organizing portions; and a plurality of covers for covering the splice arran