US Patent 7281039 Domain isolation through virtual network machines
Patent 7281039 was granted and assigned to Redback Networks on October, 2007 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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William Salkewicz0
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A computer implemented method in which Internet Protocol (IP) packets are routed within a first Internet Service Provider's (ISP's) domain from a single network device with a first database. The first database includes addresses of the first ISP. IP packets are also routed within a second ISP's domain from the single network device with a second database. The second database, which is separate from the first database, includes addresses of the second ISP.
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072810390
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72810390
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072810390
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October 9, 2007
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104617610
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June 12, 2003
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07281039
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