Abstract: A method for controlling cache snoop and/or invalidate coherence traffic for specific caches based on transaction attributes is described. A memory management unit (MMU) determines one or more transaction attributes for a cache coherence transaction from a requesting processor. A routing module identifies a cachability domain and/or shareability domain based on the transaction attributes and routes the cache coherence transaction to one or more caches in the cachability domain and/or shareability domain. Instead of coherence traffic being routed to all caches on a coherence bus, coherence traffic is selectively routed based on transaction attributes such as an address space identifier (ASID), a virtual machine identifier (VMID), a secure bit (NS), a hypervisor identifier (HYP), etc.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request to bind a port to a requesting application and determining whether an open application is bound to the port. The method further includes binding the requesting application to the port when the open application is not bound to the port.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a data packet from a data interface and comparing an Internet Protocol (IP) address of the data interface to a destination IP address associated with the packet. Further, the method includes dropping the data packet when the IP address of the data interface does not match the destination IP address.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request to bind a port to a requesting application and determining whether an open application is bound to the port. The method further includes binding the requesting application to the port when the open application is not bound to the port.

Abstract: A user interface includes an application menu. The application menu includes a list of applications that are installed at a multi-home network device. An application identified by the application menu is selectable in order to edit at least one network setting associated with the application.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a data packet from a data interface and comparing an Internet Protocol (IP) address of the data interface to a destination IP address associated with the packet. Further, the method includes dropping the data packet when the IP address of the data interface does not match the destination IP address.