Atul Ramesh Pandit, 5315566 Longwood Dr, Los Gatos, CA 95032

6578077, Jun 10, 2003

Dec 29, 1997

08/999517

Aseem Vaid - San Jose CA
Atul Pandit - Campbell CA
Sanjeev Putta - Campbell CA

Novell, Inc. - Provo UT

G06F 15177

709224, 709226, 345735, 345736

A method and system ( ) for monitoring or profiling quality of service within a network of computers. The method includes a step of providing a network of computers, each being coupled to each other to form a local area network. The network of computers has a firewall server ( ) coupled to the network of computers and a traffic management tool coupled to the firewall server. The method also includes implementing traffic monitoring or profiling of incoming and outgoing information.

7921328, Apr 5, 2011

Apr 18, 2008

12/106166

Shvetima Gulati - San Jose CA, US
Hitesh Sharma - Santa Clara CA, US
Atul R. Pandit - San Jose CA, US

Network Appliance, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06F 11/00

714 6, 714 15, 714 20

A mirror destination storage server receives mirror update data streams from several mirror source storage servers. Data received from each mirror is cached and periodic checkpoints are queued, but the data is not committed to long-term storage at the mirror destination storage server immediately. Instead, the data remains in cache memory until a trigger event causes the cache to be flushed to a mass storage device. The trigger event is asynchronous with respect to packets of at least one of the data streams. In one embodiment, the trigger event is asynchronous with respect to packets of all of the data streams.

2005004, Feb 24, 2005

Oct 17, 2003

10/688848

Kumar Sundararajan - Fremont CA, US
Dharmesh Shah - San Jose CA, US
Sanjay Sawhney - Cupertino CA, US
Atul Pandit - Sunnyvale CA, US
Aseem Vaid - San Jose CA, US
Richard Moeller - San Jose CA, US

NeoScale Systems, Inc. - Milpitas CA

H04K001/00

380256000

A system (and methods) for performing a service operation on a Fibre Channel or other like channels. The system has an interface coupled to a Fibre Channel. A classifier is coupled to the interface. The classifier is adapted to receive an initiator frame from the interface. The classifier is adapted to determine header information from the initiator frame and is also adapted to determine source information, destination information, and exchange information from the header information. A flow content addressable memory is coupled to the classifier. The flow content addressable memory is configured to store one or more header information. Each of the one or more header information is associated with a state. The system has a rule content addressable memory coupled to the classifier. The rule content addressable memory is configured to store one of a plurality of policies. A processing module is coupled to the classifier. The processing module is adapted to process an incoming payload associated with the initiator frame and the header information.

2009000, Jan 1, 2009

Jun 28, 2007

11/770589

Michael L. Federwisch - Sunnyvale CA, US
Atul R. Pandit - Sunnyvale CA, US
Kapil Kumar - Sunnyvale CA, US

G06F 12/16

711162, 707E1701

Differences between data objects stored on a mass storage device can be identified quickly and efficiently by comparing block numbers stored in data structures that describe the data objects. Bit-by-bit or byte-by-byte comparisons of the objects' actual data need only be performed if the block numbers are different. Objects that share many data blocks can be compared much faster than by a direct comparison of all the objects' data. The fast comparison techniques can be used to improve storage server mirrors and database storage operations, among other applications.

6137777, Oct 24, 2000

Dec 29, 1997

8/999519

Aseem Vaid - San Jose CA
Atul Pandit - Campbell CA
Sanjeev Putta - Campbell CA

Ukiah Software, Inc. - Campbell CA

H04L 1228

370230

A method and system (100) for monitoring quality of service within a network of computers. The method includes a step of providing a network of computers, each being coupled to each other to form a local area network. The network of computers has a firewall server (110) coupled to the network of computers and a traffic management tool coupled to the firewall server. The method also includes implementing traffic control for incoming and outgoing information using one or more rules.

6078953, Jun 20, 2000

Dec 29, 1997

8/999044

Aseem Vaid - San Jose CA
Atul Pandit - Campbell CA
Sanjeev R. Putta - Campbell CA

Ukiah Software, Inc. - Campbell CA

G06F 1300

709223

A method and system (100) for controlling quality of service within a network of computers. The method includes a step of providing a network of computers, each being coupled to each other to form a local area network. The network of computers has a firewall server (110) coupled to the network of computers and a traffic management tool coupled to the firewall server. The method also includes implementing traffic control for incoming and outgoing information using a combination of flow control and queuing techniques.

6292465, Sep 18, 2001

Dec 29, 1997

8/999516

Aseem Vaid - San Jose CA
Atul Pandit - Campbell CA
Sanjeev Putta - Campbell CA

Ukiah Software, Inc. - Campbell CA

H04J 317
H04J 314

370230

A method and system (100) for monitoring or profiling quality of service within a network of computers. The method includes a step of providing a network of computers, each being coupled to each other to form a local area network. The network of computers has a firewall server (110) coupled to the network of computers and a traffic management tool coupled to the firewall server. The method also includes implementing traffic monitoring or profiling of incoming and outgoing information.

2022031, Oct 6, 2022

Jun 14, 2022

17/839862

- San Jose CA, US
Abhishek Naidu - San Jose CA, US
Paul Ngan - Redwood City CA, US
Paul Mu - San Jose CA, US
Atul Pandit - Los Gatos CA, US

G06F 11/14
H04L 41/0816
H04L 49/00
H04L 9/40
H04L 67/1097
G06F 16/2452
G06F 16/2453

Methods, non-transitory machine readable media, and computing devices that more securely facilitate data protection workflows are disclosed. With this technology, identification information for primary inbound and outbound queues is extracted from a registration token received from an administrator device. A registration request is inserted into the primary outbound queue using the identification information and one or more communication networks that are external to a data center. The primary inbound queue is polled using the identification information and the communication networks to retrieve messages from a backup service computing device that instantiated the queues and generated the registration token. Accordingly, nodes in a data center can communicate more securely with a cloud backup service via queues and without exposing any HTTP ports to the backup service. Advantageously, the backup service can learn the topology of a storage cluster and manage data protection workflows via communications with one of the constituent nodes.