Abstract: A server computer (DNPS) commissions/decommissions networks provisioned using one or more orchestration solutions (OS) in a client-server architecture. Program code instructions instructing the server computer to implement a user interface (UI) for remote management of the server computer, wherein the user interface provides access to data managed by the server computer and a web-based application programming interface (API) that supports service oriented architecture [“SOA”], and a network management logic (NME) that dynamically assigns and releases networks via the one or more orchestration solutions (OS) and the web-based application programming interface (API). In an alternative implementation, the network management logic cooperates with Software-Defined Networking Controller(s) SDNC to commissions/decommission networks. A physical embodiment may implement either or both of the SOA-based and the SDN-based.

Abstract: A server computer (DNPS) commissions/decommissions networks provisioned using one or more orchestration solutions (OS) in a client-server architecture. Program code instructions instructing the server computer to implement a user interface (UI) for remote management of the server computer, wherein the user interface provides access to data managed by the server computer and a web-based application programming interface (API) that supports service oriented architecture [“SOA”], and a network management logic (NME) that dynamically assigns and releases networks via the one or more orchestration solutions (OS) and the web-based application programming interface (API). In an alternative implementation, the network management logic cooperates with Software-Defined Networking Controller(s) SDNC to commissions/decommission networks.

Abstract: A server computer (IPCDS) for commissioning/decommissioning IP resources to server instances (SI) provisioned using an orchestration solution. The server and client computers constitute a client-server architecture. The server computer has a processing system and memory for applications and data, including program code instructing the processing system to implement the following features: a user interface (UI) for remote management, providing access to data (DB) managed by the server computer; a web-based application programming interface (API) supporting service oriented architecture [“SOA”]; a logic to assign and release IP resources to the clients (CL) based on calls via the API. The logic creates unique IP resource(s) for the server instances (SI), which are nodes of networks with overlapping address spaces. The unique IP resources are based on a name of the private network of the respective server instance, and an IP address within that private network.

Abstract: A software installation package for a domain name server (DNS) comprises a hardened operating system, a domain name server software, a management interface. To detect and block attack attempts (2-1), the software installation package also comprises an attack detection logic (ADS) for analyzing (2-2, 2-3) IP packets based on a set of attack detection rules. A response logic reacts (2-4) to detected attack attempts.

Abstract: A server computer (IPCDS) for commissioning/decommissioning IP resources to server instances (SI) provisioned using an orchestration solution. The server and client computers constitute a client-server architecture. The server computer has a processing system and memory for applications and data, including program code instructing the processing system to implement the following features: a user interface (UI) for remote management, providing access to data (DB) managed by the server computer; a web-based application programming interface (API) supporting service oriented architecture [“SOA”]; a logic to assign and release IP resources to the clients (CL) based on calls via the API. The logic creates unique IP resource(s) for the server instances (SI), which are nodes of networks with overlapping address spaces. The unique IP resources are based on a name of the private network of the respective server instance, and an IP address within that private network.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for storing an exercise performance of a user of an exercise device that is shared by several users. The invention is characterized by installing into the exercise device software for identifying the user and for collecting information on the exercise performance; assigning a first identifier to the user; assigning a second identifier to the exercise device; identifying the user in response to the first identifier; associating the first identifier with the second identifier; collecting information related to the exercise performance of the user by associating the combination of the first and second identifiers with the information related to the exercise performance; and storing information related to the exercise performance.

Abstract: A software installation package for a domain name server (DNS) comprises a hardened operating system, a domain name server software, a management interface. To detect and block attack attempts (2-1), the software installation package also comprises an attack detection logic (ADS) for analyzing (2-2, 2-3) IP packets based on a set of attack detection rules. A response logic reacts (2-4) to detected attack attempts.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for storing an exercise performance of a user of an exercise device that is shared by several users. The invention is characterized by installing into the exercise device software for identifying the user and for collecting information on the exercise performance; assigning a first identifier to the user; assigning a second identifier to the exercise device; identifying the user in response to the first identifier; associating the first identifier with the second identifier; collecting information related to the exercise performance of the user by associating the combination of the first and second identifiers with the information related to the exercise performance; and storing information related to the exercise performance.