Multiplex communications – Diagnostic testing – Fault detection
Reexamination Certificate
2005-09-12
2009-10-27
Pham, Chi H (Department: 2416)
Multiplex communications
Diagnostic testing
Fault detection
C370S255000, C370S400000, C709S220000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07609642
ABSTRACT:
A method discovers whether network interfaces associated with a device are capable of being channel bonded. In particular, each network interface associated with a device broadcasts a message on a network that other network interfaces can identify as having originated on the sending network interface. If a second network interface associated with the device receives a message and identifies the message as having originated on a first network interface associated with the same device, the first and second network interfaces can be channel bonded.
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Computer Associates Think, Inc
Pham Chi H
Phan Tri H
Shumaker & Sieffert P.A.
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