Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching
Patent
1994-12-30
1998-05-19
Ton, Dang
Multiplex communications
Wide area network
Packet switching
370 853, H04J 326
Patent
active
057545251
ABSTRACT:
A secure repeater implementing data packet masking includes a programmable and selective, on a per port basis, delay disrupt response. A delay disrupt controller receives signals indicating retransmissions of fields from a data packet. These signals include a destination address field and a source address field. A plurality of memories, one associated with each port, determines the associated port's delay response to the data packet. Each memory stores a delay disrupt control code. When the delay disrupt control code for a particular port has a value indicating that the associated port is enabled to delay disruption of a data packet, security marking is disabled until the source address field is retransmitted from the particular port.
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Crayford Ian
Lo William
Advanced Micro Devices , Inc.
Ton Dang
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