Geoffrey C Hanson, 83212 Chestnut St, Medford, OR 97501

7860961, Dec 28, 2010

Feb 12, 2005

11/057113

Yuri Finkelstein - San Carlos CA, US
Fabio Onofrio Ingrao - Belmont CA, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - Sunnyvale CA, US
Jeffrey Lloyd Griffen - North Plains OR, US

Habanero Holdings, Inc. - Saratoga CA

G06F 15/173

709223, 709201, 709202, 709203, 709204, 709205, 709213, 709220, 709224

Real time provisioning and management of fabric-backplane enterprise servers includes monitoring system status and configuration, displaying monitoring results, accepting user commands, and providing hardware and software management and configuration commands to the system. In one embodiment, an event is generated when a pluggable module is inserted into the system. In response to the event, the availability of the pluggable module is displayed to a system operator, and the operator enters a command to provision a server that includes the pluggable module. The server provisioning command is processed, resulting in a hardware configuration command being issued to the system, and an event indicating a status associated with processing the command is returned. The recognition of the inserted module, the display to the operator, and the processing of the server provisioning command occur in real time.

7873693, Jan 18, 2011

Feb 12, 2005

11/057035

Sharad Mehrotra - Saratoga CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Thomas Dean Lovett - Portland OR, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Mangesh Shingane - San Jose CA, US
Yuri Finkelstein - San Carlos CA, US
Curtis M. Collins - San Jose CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - Sunnyvale CA, US

Habanero Holdings, Inc. - Saratoga CA

G06F 15/16
G06F 13/00
H04L 12/28

709203, 370401, 710316

Multi-chassis fabric-backplane enterprise servers include a plurality of chassis managed collectively to form one or more provisioned servers. A central client coordinates gathering of provisioning and management information from the chassis, and arranges for distribution of control information to the chassis. One of the chassis may perform as a host or proxy with respect to information and control communication between the client and the chassis. Server provisioning and management information and commands move throughout the chassis via an Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol. Alternatively, the client may establish individual communication with a subset of the chassis, and directly communicate with chassis in the subset. Server provisioning and management information includes events generated when module status changes, such as when a module is inserted and becomes available, and when a module fails and is no longer available. Each chassis includes a switch fabric enabling communication between chassis modules.

7953903, May 31, 2011

Feb 12, 2005

11/057121

Yuri Finkelstein - San Carlos CA, US
Fabio Onofrio Ingrao - Belmont CA, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - Sunnyvale CA, US
Jeffrey Lloyd Griffen - North Plains OR, US

Habanero Holdings, Inc. - Saratoga CA

G06F 3/00
G06F 13/00

710 14, 710104, 710300, 712229

Real time provisioning and management of fabric-backplane enterprise servers includes monitoring system status and configuration, displaying monitoring results, accepting user commands, and providing hardware and software management and configuration commands to the system. In one embodiment, an event is generated when a pluggable module is inserted into the system. In response to the event, the availability of the pluggable module is displayed to a system operator, and the operator enters a command to provision a server that includes the pluggable module. The server provisioning command is processed, resulting in a hardware configuration command being issued to the system, and an event indicating a status associated with processing the command is returned. The recognition of the inserted module, the display to the operator, and the processing of the server provisioning command occur in real time.

8145785, Mar 27, 2012

Feb 12, 2005

11/057038

Yuri Finkelstein - San Carlos CA, US
Fabio Onofrio Ingrao - Belmont CA, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - Sunnyvale CA, US
Jeffrey Lloyd Griffen - North Plains OR, US

Habanero Holdings, Inc. - Saratoga CA

G06F 14/173

709233, 709201, 709205, 709213, 709220, 709224, 370401

Real time provisioning and management of fabric-backplane enterprise servers includes monitoring system status and configuration, displaying monitoring results, accepting user commands, and providing hardware and software management and configuration commands to the system. In one embodiment, an event is generated when a pluggable module is inserted into the system. In response to the event, the availability of the pluggable module is displayed to a system operator, and the operator enters a command to provision a server that includes the pluggable module. The server provisioning command is processed, resulting in a hardware configuration command being issued to the system, and an event indicating a status associated with processing the command is returned. The recognition of the inserted module, the display to the operator, and the processing of the server provisioning command occur in real time.

8301749, Oct 30, 2012

Mar 26, 2012

13/430293

Yuri Finklestein - San Carlos CA, US
Fabrio Onofrio Ingrao - Belmont CA, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Geoffrey H Hanson - Mountain View CA, US
Jeffrey Lloyd Griffen - North Plains OR, US

Habanero Holdings, Inc. - Saratoga CA

G06F 15/173

709223, 709201, 709202, 709203, 709220, 709224

Real time provisioning and management of fabric-backplane enterprise servers includes monitoring system status and configuration, displaying monitoring results, accepting user commands, and providing hardware and software management and configuration commands to the system. In one embodiment, an event is generated when a pluggable module is inserted into the system. In response to the event, the availability of the pluggable module is displayed to a system operator, and the operator enters a command to provision a server that includes the pluggable module. The server provisioning command is processed, resulting in a hardware configuration command being issued to the system, and an event indicating a status associated with processing the command is returned. The recognition of the inserted module, the display to the operator, and the processing of the server provisioning command occur in real time.

8601053, Dec 3, 2013

Jan 17, 2011

13/007913

Sharad Mehrotra - Saratoga CA, US
Nakul Pratap Saraiya - Palo Alto CA, US
Thomas Dean Lovett - Portland OR, US
Cosmos Nicolaou - Palo Alto CA, US
Mangesh Shingane - San Jose CA, US
Yuri Finkelstein - San Carlos CA, US
Curtis M. Collins - San Jose CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - Sunnyvale CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 15/16

709203, 370401, 710316

Multi-chassis fabric-backplane enterprise servers include a plurality of chassis managed collectively to form one or more provisioned servers. A central client coordinates gathering of provisioning and management information from the chassis, and arranges for distribution of control information to the chassis. One of the chassis may perform as a host or proxy with respect to information and control communication between the client and the chassis. Server provisioning and management information and commands move throughout the chassis via an Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol. Alternatively, the client may establish individual communication with a subset of the chassis, and directly communicate with chassis in the subset. Server provisioning and management information includes events generated when module status changes, such as when a module is inserted and becomes available, and when a module fails and is no longer available. Each chassis includes a switch fabric enabling communication between chassis modules.

2016013, May 19, 2016

Nov 14, 2014

14/541455

- San Jose CA, US
Geoffrey H. Hanson - San Jose CA, US

G06F 3/06
H04L 29/08

A management controller is provided for provisioning a server with local storage. The management controller receives a service profile that includes a set of local storage criteria. The management controller associates the first service profile with a physical server, and directs a storage controller to create one or more virtual drives that conform to the set of local storage criteria. The management controller provides local storage for the physical server from the virtual drive.