Patents by Inventor Timothy S. CHAMPAGNE

Timothy S. CHAMPAGNE 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).

  • Gateway device for terminating a large volume of VPN connections
    Patent number: 8997208
    Abstract: A VPN gateway device is able to assign, manage, and terminate a large volume of connections from apps executing on devices, enabling a large scale per-app VPN mobile environment. When a mobile device user opens an app on a mobile device, a VPN gateway transmits a unique IP address to the app. The gateway also transmits an app federation cookie to the app. The app shares the app federation cookie with a second app. The VPN gateway then assigns the second app the same unique IP address. The gateway then transmits a range of ports to the first app. The app uses a port in the range of ports for data transmission from the device to the VPN gateway. The gateway receives a data transmission from the first app via a VPN and determines that the data transmission originated from the first app based on the source port.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 14, 2014
    Date of Patent: March 31, 2015
    Assignee: Mocana Corporation
    Inventors: Timothy S. Champagne, Kevin P. Fox, Daniel Murphy, Brian H. Pescatore, Kenneth J. Wante
  • GATEWAY DEVICE FOR TERMINATING A LARGE VOLUME OF VPN CONNECTIONS
    Publication number: 20150052599
    Abstract: A VPN gateway device is able to assign, manage, and terminate a large volume of connections from apps executing on devices, enabling a large scale per-app VPN mobile environment. When a mobile device user opens an app on a mobile device, a VPN gateway transmits a unique IP address to the app. The gateway also transmits an app federation cookie to the app. The app shares the app federation cookie with a second app. The VPN gateway then assigns the second app the same unique IP address. The gateway then transmits a range of ports to the first app. The app uses a port in the range of ports for data transmission from the device to the VPN gateway. The gateway receives a data transmission from the first app via a VPN and determines that the data transmission originated from the first app based on the source port.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 14, 2014
    Publication date: February 19, 2015
    Inventors: Timothy S. CHAMPAGNE, Kevin P. FOX, Daniel MURPHY, Brian H. PESCATORE, Kenneth J. WANTE