Abstract: The present technology includes a device that supports a variety of communication interfaces. In such devices, modes can be configured that balance quality of service (QoS) factors with energy consumption factors. For example, it may not be necessary to keep all interfaces fully powered to support a desired QoS. The present technology is further suited to power-limited environments, such as when a device is a power over Ethernet (PoE) device. As will be addressed herein, a PoE device can negotiate an amount of power that power sourcing equipment (PSE) will provide to the device, and in some environments, the amount of supplied power might be less than an amount of power required to fully operate the PoE device. More specifically, the present technology can pertain to a PoE gateway device having 4G and 5G interfaces (FR1 and FR2).

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for rewriting a HTTP response transmitted via a clientless SSL VPN session. An intermediary device may identify, in a HTTP response transmitted via a clientless SSL VPN session, an absolute URL that includes a first hostname of the server. The device may provide a unique string corresponding to the first hostname of the server. The device may generate a URL segment by combining the unique string with a second hostname of the device. The device may rewrite the absolute URL by replacing the first hostname in the absolute URL with the generated URL segment. A domain name system (DNS) server for the client may be configured with a DNS entry comprising a wildcard combined with the second hostname, to cause the DNS server to resolve the rewritten absolute URL to an IP address of the device.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed towards systems and methods for rewriting a HTTP response transmitted via a clientless SSL VPN session. An intermediary device may identify, in a HTTP response transmitted via a clientless SSL VPN session, an absolute URL that includes a first hostname of the server. The device may provide a unique string corresponding to the first hostname of the server. The device may generate a URL segment by combining the unique string with a second hostname of the device. The device may rewrite the absolute URL by replacing the first hostname in the absolute URL with the generated URL segment. A domain name system (DNS) server for the client may be configured with a DNS entry comprising a wildcard combined with the second hostname, to cause the DNS server to resolve the rewritten absolute URL to an IP address of the device.