Patents by Inventor Srini Gurrapu

Srini Gurrapu 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).

  • Categorizing, classifying, and identifying network flows using network and host components
    Patent number: 7809829
    Abstract: Network flows are identified by analyzing network traffic and network host information. The network host information may be collected by network host monitors associated with network hosts. Network traffic and network host information are evaluated against network flow profiles to identify network flows. If a network flows are identified with high certainty and are associated with previously identified network applications, then network flow policies can be applied to the network flows to block, throttle, accelerate, enhance, or transform the network flows. If a network flow is identified with lesser certainty or is not associated with a previously identified network application, then a new network flow profile can be created from further analysis of network traffic information, network host information, and possibly additional network host information collected to enhance the analysis.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 27, 2008
    Date of Patent: October 5, 2010
    Assignee: FaceTime Communications, Inc.
    Inventors: Scott Kelly, Eugene Mandel, Joseph Petviashvili, Jonathan Christensen, Srini Gurrapu
  • CATEGORIZING, CLASSIFYING, AND IDENTIFYING NETWORK FLOWS USING NETWORK AND HOST COMPONENTS
    Publication number: 20090161544
    Abstract: Network flows are identified by analyzing network traffic and network host information. The network host information may be collected by network host monitors associated with network hosts. Network traffic and network host information are evaluated against network flow profiles to identify network flows. If a network flows are identified with high certainty and are associated with previously identified network applications, then network flow policies can be applied to the network flows to block, throttle, accelerate, enhance, or transform the network flows. If a network flow is identified with lesser certainty or is not associated with a previously identified network application, then a new network flow profile can be created from further analysis of network traffic information, network host information, and possibly additional network host information collected to enhance the analysis.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 27, 2008
    Publication date: June 25, 2009
    Applicant: FaceTime Communications, Inc.
    Inventors: Scott Kelly, Eugene Mandel, Joseph Petviashvili, Jonathan Christensen, Srini Gurrapu
  • Categorizing, classifying, and identifying network flows using network and host components
    Patent number: 7447768
    Abstract: Network flows are identified by analyzing network traffic and network host information. The network host information may be collected by network host monitors associated with network hosts. Network traffic and network host information are evaluated against network flow profiles to identify network flows. If a network flows are identified with high certainty and are associated with previously identified network applications, then network flow policies can be applied to the network flows to block, throttle, accelerate, enhance, or transform the network flows. If a network flow is identified with lesser certainty or is not associated with a previously identified network application, then a new network flow profile can be created from further analysis of network traffic information, network host information, and possibly additional network host information collected to enhance the analysis.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 19, 2006
    Date of Patent: November 4, 2008
    Assignee: FaceTime Communications, Inc.
    Inventors: Scott Kelly, Eugene Mandel, Joseph Petviashvili, Jonathan Christensen, Srini Gurrapu
  • Categorizing, classifying, and identifying network flows using network and host components
    Publication number: 20060277288
    Abstract: Network flows are identified by analyzing network traffic and network host information. The network host information may be collected by network host monitors associated with network hosts. Network traffic and network host information are evaluated against network flow profiles to identify network flows. If a network flows are identified with high certainty and are associated with previously identified network applications, then network flow policies can be applied to the network flows to block, throttle, accelerate, enhance, or transform the network flows. If a network flow is identified with lesser certainty or is not associated with a previously identified network application, then a new network flow profile can be created from further analysis of network traffic information, network host information, and possibly additional network host information collected to enhance the analysis.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 19, 2006
    Publication date: December 7, 2006
    Applicant: FaceTime Communications, Inc.
    Inventors: Scott Kelly, Eugene Mandel, Joseph Petviashvili, Jonathan Christensen, Srini Gurrapu