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Method and apparatus for mitigating routing misbehavior in a network

Method and apparatus for mitigating routing misbehavior in a network is described. In one example, routing protocol traffic is received from a remote router destined for a local router. The routing protocol traffic is parsed to identify a subset of traffic. The subset of traffic is normalized to identify and correct misconfigured routing updates. The routing protocol traffic is provided to the local router. In one embodiment, the subset of traffic is normalized by at least one of detecting and correcting routing protocol semantics, detecting and correcting violations in routing policies, detecting and correcting routing anomalies, or mitigating routing instability.
Owner:AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO +1

Post-Occlusion Chamber Collapse Canceling System For A Surgical Apparatus and Method of Use

A post-occlusion chamber collapse canceling system for a surgical apparatus that detects the breaking of occlusions by tissue fragments in the distal end of the aspiration path and produces a response comprising a transitory blockage of the distal end the aspiration path to terminate the chamber collapse and a simultaneous transitory venting of the aspiration line to relieve the vacuum, in a way that post-occlusion chamber collapses are cancelled.Disclosed herein, in a preferred embodiment, is a surgical system and related method for preventing collapse of a body chamber being operated upon, due to a vacuum surge following a clearing of an occlusion in an aspiration path of the surgical system, comprising: an occlusion-break sensor for sensing the clearing of the occlusion; a normally-open occlusion valve, temporarily closing in response to the occlusion-break sensor sensing the clearing of the occlusion, thereby occluding fluid flow through the aspiration path and controllably stabilizing the occlusion break, thereby preventing the vacuum surge and consequent body chamber collapse; and a normally-closed venting valve temporarily opening in response to the occlusion-break sensor sensing the clearing of the occlusion, to reduce the vacuum thereby preventing the vacuum surge and consequent body chamber collapse. In an alternative embodiment, the normally-open occlusion valve may be omitted.In yet another alternative embodiment, disclosed is a similar surgical system and related, comprising a normally-closed occlusion valve, temporarily opening for a defined interval before returning to a closed stated, and repeating the temporarily opening and closing at a controlled repetition rate, in response to control by an operator of the system, wherein, by opening the aspiration path in response to the control by the operator, flow through the aspiration path is controlled by the operator thereby preventing the vacuum surge and consequent body chamber collapse.
Owner:ALCON INC

Method and apparatus for user identification using pulsating light source

Pulsating light is used to penetrate a user's finger placed an input surface (which can be a fiber optic surface) of a video camera to avoid the effects of bloodflow from a normal human pulse on the quality of the image which would otherwise change the contrast of the image. The use of pulsating light of shorter durations than a typical human pulse provides an accurate image of a portion of a finger for identification. A retractable cover blocks the fiber optic input surface during a non-working mode, and allows access for identification during a working mode. A light source having a plurality of light emitting diodes provides light that diaphans a portion of the finger. Several successive frames of image signals allow for biometric detection and verification of a human pulse to ensure the finger is not a counterfeit.
Owner:MINKIN VIKTOR ALBERTOVICH +4

Protocol for communication with a user-mode device driver

A user-mode device driver architecture is provided by the subject invention. The architecture includes a reflector, a driver manager and a host process which hosts and isolates one or more user-mode device driver(s). The user-mode device driver runs in the user-mode (UM) environment and has access to various UM services. The reflector resides in “kernel memory” (e.g., memory / resource(s) available to operating system) while the driver manager, host process and user mode device driver(s) are located in user space (e.g., memory / resource(s) available to user application(s)). The reflector provides a secure, stable communication path for application(s), the host process and / or user-mode device driver(s) to communicate with the operating system. The reflector can redirect input / output (I / O) request(s) from application(s) to the user-mode device driver(s) via the host process. The driver manager can create the host process (e.g., in response to a request from the reflector), track information about the host process and / or destroy the host process (e.g., in response to a request from the reflector).
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
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