Telephonic communications – Special services – Anonymous party
Patent
1995-03-14
1997-01-07
Beausoliel, Jr., Robert W.
Telephonic communications
Special services
Anonymous party
379221, G06F 1134
Patent
active
055926118
ABSTRACT:
An Integrity Server computer for economically providing a stand-in computer, replacing a failed server of a network. The invention provides methods for re-establishing connections between clients and servers, and communicating packets between network nodes, to allow the Integrity Server to stand-in for a failed server without requiring reconfiguration of the network clients when a server fails. In one method, the Integrity Server publishes the name of the failed server, in addition to its normal name, when the failed server becomes inaccessible. In a second method, a first channel accepts network packets addressed to the failed server, and forwards them to a second channel for service.
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Acott John L.
Midgely Christopher W.
Webb John W.
Beausoliel, Jr. Robert W.
De'cady Albert
Network Integrity, Inc.
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