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3 results about "Peering" patented technology

In computer networking, peering is a voluntary interconnection of administratively separate Internet networks for the purpose of exchanging traffic between the users of each network. The pure definition of peering is settlement-free, also known as "bill-and-keep," or "sender keeps all," meaning that neither party pays the other in association with the exchange of traffic; instead, each derives and retains revenue from its own customers.

Conditional high availability peering in an all-active next generation firewall (NGFW) cluster

ActiveUS12688089B2PathPingPeering
A conditional high availability peering among all members of an all-active NGFW cluster is established. Data paths are monitored via a dynamic routing protocol capable of conditional advertisement, such as BGP, to detect network isolation failures. Peering can be temporarily suspended with the remote NGFWs by withdrawing the local IP address used for high availability peering to the remote NGFWs, responsive to the detected data path failure. Responsive to detecting a cure of the failed data path using said dynamic routing protocol, the high availability peering to remote NGFW nodes is automatically restored by resuming advertisement of the local peering IP address of the NGFW, wherein the high availability peering is reactivated for all remote NGFW nodes.
Owner:FORTINET INC

Enhancing interior gateway protocol functionalities for local and remote peering with virtual private network based fabric

PendingUS20260149658A1Networks interconnectionPeeringPrivate network
Methods are provided for ensuring that a service node selects a local leaf node to reach remote destinations by leveraging reverse metric to inform the active service node of the topology of the leaf nodes. The methods involve obtaining connection information about a service node. The connection information indicates whether the service node is locally connected or connected via a virtual private network (VPN) tunnel. The methods further involve generating a reverse metric signaling based on the connection information. The reverse metric signaling includes a different metric value for the service node when the service node is locally connected than when the service node is connected via the VPN tunnel. The methods further involve providing the reverse metric signaling to the service node to cause the service node to select an intermediate network device from among a plurality of intermediate network devices to forward data traffic to a destination.
Owner:CISCO TECHNOLOGY INC