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204 results about "Server agent" patented technology

User Agent Server (UAS) is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) application that responds to User Agent Client (UAC) service requests based on input or other external stimuli in Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) systems.

Network access using secure tunnel

A security platform connected to a private network permits access to the private network from a public network (such as the Internet) through a variety of mechanisms. A reverse proxy system operating as part of the security platform provides access to web-enabled applications from a browser connected to the public network. The reverse proxy rewrites requests and responses so that the browser directs requests to the reverse proxy, from which the requests can be directed to the appropriate server on the public network or the private network. Responses come back to the reverse proxy, and are then forwarded to the browser. An SSL tunneling system permits fat clients to access the private network through an SSL connection. The SSL tunneling system employs a server component operating on the security platform and components downloaded to the client computer from the security platform. The client components include a control component operating in a browser window, a server-proxy component that sets up secure communications with the private network, and an adapter component between the server-proxy and the fat client. The adapter component operates in kernel space. Data is directed from the fat client to the adapter, and then forwarded to the server-proxy; data from the server-proxy is directed to the adapter, and then forwarded to the fat client. Security is provided through the use of multiple authentication realms, each of which provides a set of authentication stages for authenticating users and providing client integrity validation.
Owner:AEP NETWORKS

Method and system for extending services to cellular devices

A system is provide for extending services to cellular devices. The system includes a wireless gateway having a client side with an intelligent client agent and a server side with an intelligent server agent, a wireless device having a first mode operable in a cellular system and a second mode operable in a wireless local area network and including an intelligent client agent for determining operation mode and for communicating with the intelligent client agent of the wireless gateway and a communications protocol for communication between the wireless gateway intelligent client agent and the wireless device intelligent client agent to effect services. The services include one or more of voice, directory, presence, and media services. The voice service includes at least one of call waiting, call forwarding conferencing, and caller identification. The media service includes at least one of interactive voice response (IVR), text-to-speech, speech recognition, play, record. The directory service includes a public switched telephone network (PSTN) directory, a cellular network directory, an Internet directory and a private branch exchange (PBX) directory. The communications protocol includes encapsulation for at least one of directory, mobility and security services and other protocols. The other protocols include at least one of Internet protocol (IP), session initiation protocol (SIP), and lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP).
Owner:COUNTERPATH TECH

Network access using multiple authentication realms

A security platform connected to a private network permits access to the private network from a public network (such as the Internet) through a variety of mechanisms. A reverse proxy system operating as part of the security platform provides access to web-enabled applications from a browser connected to the public network. The reverse proxy rewrites requests and responses so that the browser directs requests to the reverse proxy, from which the requests can be directed to the appropriate server on the public network or the private network. Responses come back to the reverse proxy, and are then forwarded to the browser. An SSL tunneling system permits fat clients to access the private network through an SSL connection. The SSL tunneling system employs a server component operating on the security platform and components downloaded to the client computer from the security platform. The client components include a control component operating in a browser window, a server-proxy component that sets up secure communications with the private network, and an adapter component between the server-proxy and the fat client. The adapter component operates in kernel space. Data is directed from the fat client to the adapter, and then forwarded to the server-proxy; data from the server-proxy is directed to the adapter, and then forwarded to the fat client. Security is provided through the use of multiple authentication realms, each of which provides a set of authentication stages for authenticating users and providing client integrity validation.
Owner:AEP NETWORKS

Network access using reverse proxy

A security platform connected to a private network permits access to the private network from a public network (such as the Internet) through a variety of mechanisms. A reverse proxy system operating as part of the security platform provides access to web-enabled applications from a browser connected to the public network. The reverse proxy rewrites requests and responses so that the browser directs requests to the reverse proxy, from which the requests can be directed to the appropriate server on the public network or the private network. Responses come back to the reverse proxy, and are then forwarded to the browser. An SSL tunneling system permits fat clients to access the private network through an SSL connection. The SSL tunneling system employs a server component operating on the security platform and components downloaded to the client computer from the security platform. The client components include a control component operating in a browser window, a server-proxy component that sets up secure communications with the private network, and an adapter component between the server-proxy and the fat client. The adapter component operates in kernel space. Data is directed from the fat client to the adapter, and then forwarded to the server-proxy; data from the server-proxy is directed to the adapter, and then forwarded to the fat client. Security is provided through the use of multiple authentication realms, each of which provides a set of authentication stages for authenticating users and providing client integrity validation.
Owner:AEP NETWORKS

Method and system for extending services to cellular devices

A system is provide for extending services to cellular devices. The system includes a wireless gateway having a client side with an intelligent client agent and a server side with an intelligent server agent, a wireless device having a first mode operable in a cellular system and a second mode operable in a wireless local area network and including an intelligent client agent for determining operation mode and for communicating with the intelligent client agent of the wireless gateway and a communications protocol for communication between the wireless gateway intelligent client agent and the wireless device intelligent client agent to effect services. The services include one or more of voice, directory, presence, and media services. The voice service includes at least one of call waiting, call forwarding conferencing, and caller identification. The media service includes at least one of interactive voice response (IVR), text-to-speech, speech recognition, play, record. The directory service includes a public switched telephone network (PSTN) directory, a cellular network directory, an Internet directory and a private branch exchange (PBX) directory. The communications protocol includes encapsulation for at least one of directory, mobility and security services and other protocols. The other protocols include at least one of Internet protocol (IP), session initiation protocol (SIP), and lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP).
Owner:COUNTERPATH TECH

Smart road-toll-system

A road pricing smart client and method for a road pricing system enabling the removal of information from the positioning data describing the itinerary which suggest private data such as travelling speed and itinerary of the originator of the data. Accordingly, the smart client and method is configured to re-sample the original positioning points of the route into equidistant sections, remove timing information from the positioning data, slice the re-sampled route into slices shaped as those provided by other road users by employing a common “virtual grid”. By transmitting the slices in randomized order with an arbitrary delay, coherence of slices corresponding to formerly neighboring portions of the itinerary, are not correlated anymore. However, there is still enough information provided to the toll system to send an excerpt of the fee database allowing the smart pricing client or method to calculate the occurred fees.The main advantage of the smart client and method is that it delegates in a secure and privacy-preserving way the costly operations to the external toll server proxy. Thus, storage of digital maps in the client is not required, and tariff updates are only transmitted when necessary in a way that preserves privacy. Finally the data transmitted by the smart client can be preprocessed and compressed in order to remove all unnecessary personal information, thereby reducing the bandwidth requirements on the telecommunication network. Further, the proposed solution enables to raise statistics on road usage, i.e. traffic appearance by road-section without endangering privacy of the individual road users.
Owner:TITAN INTELLIGENCE TECH LTD
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