Multiplex communications – Fault recovery – Bypass an inoperative switch or inoperative element of a...
Reexamination Certificate
2009-08-12
2011-11-15
Yao, Kwang B (Department: 2473)
Multiplex communications
Fault recovery
Bypass an inoperative switch or inoperative element of a...
C370S228000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08059526
ABSTRACT:
In an N+1 protection scheme for a router in a data or telecommunications network, a processor-based protection unit has a replica device handle, corresponding to each of the N working units, stored in the protection unit's local memory. Each replica device handle is an image of the connections provided by the corresponding working unit. In one implementation, upon detection of a failure of one of the working units, the router's controller unit sends a single command to instruct the protection unit to reconfigure itself using the corresponding locally stored replica device handle to assume the routing functions of the failed working unit.
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Kanthamneni Vijayalakshmi
Krishnaswamy Ravi
Li Ning
Nemshick Donna M.
Reinhard Tim
Bokhari Syed M
LSI Corporation
Mendelsohn Steve
Mendelsohn, Drucker & Associates P.C.
Yao Kwang B
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