Methods and systems for managing network elements

Details Methods and systems for managing network elements Methods and systems for managing network elements

2009-07-01

2011-10-25

Bhatia, Ajay (Department: 2445)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Network computer configuring

Initializing

Reexamination Certificate

active

08046445

ABSTRACT:
A system for managing networks includes a gateway capable of receiving a first TARP request from a requesting node and generating a second TARP request based on the first TARP request. The second TARP request includes an NSAP address of the gateway. The gateway is further capable of transmitting the second TARP request to a destination node. The gateway is also capable of receiving a first TARP response from the destination node and generating a second TARP response based on the first TARP response. The second TARP response includes the NSAP address of the gateway. The gateway is further capable of transmitting the second TARP response to the requesting node.

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