Patents by Inventor Manish Kalia
Manish Kalia has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11178182Abstract: Normalized access control policies associated with entities in an information technology (IT) infrastructure comprising a plurality of subsystems may be obtained based on a stored access control policy representation governing access to resources in the IT infrastructure. Based on the normalized access control policies, entity clusters associated with the entities may be determined. Further, derived access control policies corresponding to the at least one entity cluster may be determined. A set of non-compliant access control policies may be determined where the set of non-compliant access control policies may comprise: a subset of the normalized access control policies that are non-compliant with stated access control policies applicable to the entity clusters, and/or a subset of the derived access control policies that are non-compliant with the stated access control policies.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2019Date of Patent: November 16, 2021Assignee: SAILPOINT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Abhishek Saxena, Manish Kalia
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Patent number: 9448898Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2013Date of Patent: September 20, 2016Assignee: Ongoing Operations LLCInventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das, Manish Kalia
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Publication number: 20130305085Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2013Publication date: November 14, 2013Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das, Manish Kalia
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Patent number: 8504676Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2012Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: Ongoing Operations LLCInventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das, Manish Kalia
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Publication number: 20120266234Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2012Publication date: October 18, 2012Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das
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Patent number: 8224943Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: GrantFiled: March 28, 2008Date of Patent: July 17, 2012Assignee: Ongoing Operations LLCInventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das
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Publication number: 20090083399Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2008Publication date: March 26, 2009Applicant: Teneros, Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das
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Publication number: 20090083443Abstract: A service appliance is installed between a production server running a service applications and service users. Upon being connected with the production server, the service appliance contacts the production server and/or service application and automatically replicates the service data from the service application. As additional service data is added to or modified by the service application of the production server, the service appliance automatically updates its replica of the data. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability using the replica of the data. When an operational production server is connected with the service appliance, the service appliance can automatically copy its service data to the service application of the operational production server. The operational production server can be the same as the original production server or a new production server.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2008Publication date: March 26, 2009Applicant: Teneros, Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Saumitra Das
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Patent number: 7363365Abstract: A service appliance is installed between a production server running a service applications and service users. Upon being connected with the production server, the service appliance contacts the production server and/or service application and automatically replicates the service data from the service application. As additional service data is added to or modified by the service application of the production server, the service appliance automatically updates its replica of the data. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability using the replica of the data. When an operational production server is connected with the service appliance, the service appliance can automatically copy its service data to the service application of the operational production server. The operational production server can be the same as the original production server or a new production server.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2005Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Teneros Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Saumitra Das
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Patent number: 7363366Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2005Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Teneros Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das
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Publication number: 20060015764Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. The service appliance replicates the service data of service applications and monitors the service application. If the service appliance detects that the service application has failed or is about to fail, the service appliance takes control of the service. Using the replica of the service data, the service appliance responds to service users in essentially the same manner as a fully operational service application and production server and updates its replica of the service data as needed. When the service appliance detects that the service application has resumed functioning, the service appliance automatically synchronizes the data of the service application of the production server with the service appliance's data and returns control of the service to the service application and its production server.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2005Publication date: January 19, 2006Applicant: Teneros, Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Saumitra Das
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Publication number: 20060015641Abstract: A service appliance is installed between a production server running a service applications and service users. Upon being connected with the production server, the service appliance contacts the production server and/or service application and automatically replicates the service data from the service application. As additional service data is added to or modified by the service application of the production server, the service appliance automatically updates its replica of the data. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availibility using the replica of the data. When an operational production server is connected with the service appliance, the service appliance can automatically copy its service data to the service application of the operational production server. The operational production server can be the same as the original production server or a new production server.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2005Publication date: January 19, 2006Applicant: Teneros, Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Sukhija, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Saumitra Das
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Publication number: 20060015645Abstract: A service appliance is installed between production servers running service applications and service users. The production servers and their service applications provide services to the service users. In the event that a production server is unable to provide its service to users, the service appliance can transparently intervene to maintain service availability. To maintain transparency to service users and service applications, service users are located on a first network and production servers are located on a second network. The service appliance assumes the addresses of the service users on the second network and the addresses of the production servers on the first network. Thus, the service appliance obtains all network traffic sent between the production server and service users. While the service application is operating correctly, the service appliance forwards network traffic between the two networks using various network layers.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2005Publication date: January 19, 2006Applicant: Teneros, Inc.Inventors: Matt Ocko, George Tuma, Manish Kalia, Sandeep Kalia, John Purrier, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak Khajuria, Saumitra Das
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Patent number: 6680909Abstract: Master-Slave Queue-State-Dependent Packet Scheduling Policies use the information about Master and Slave queues to achieve better system performance. The scheduling methodology is implemented at the Master and therefore has access to information about the Master queues. Different kinds of information about the queues such as backlog, size, delays can be used.Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 1999Date of Patent: January 20, 2004Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Deepak Bansal, Manish Kalia, Rajeev Shorey