Single-system image network subsystem in a clustered system

Multiplex communications – Network configuration determination – Using a particular learning algorithm or technique

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370257, 370402, 3952005, H04L 1266

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058055720

ABSTRACT:
Transparent routing within the cluster is achieved (without changing the networking code on each node of the cluster) by using a pair of modules interposed appropriately on the networking stack. In a "clustered" system built out of several computers, using the present invention, the networking subsystem appears to applications as if the applications are running on a single computer. In addition, no modifications to the networking code is needed. The present invention is extensible to a variety of networking protocols, not just TCP/IP as the packet filter allows the routing within the cluster to be done dynamically. No modifications to the applications is needed (same binaries will work). A packet filter and remote communication between the modules through IDL enable the modules to do their job. A name server that maintains the port name space is used.

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patent: 5623490 (1997-04-01), Richter et al.

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