Robert David Corley - Plano TX, US Richard B. Platt - Prosper TX, US Louis G. Fausak - Coppell TX, US Andrew K. Fullford - Dallas TX, US
Assignee:
Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H04L 12/66
US Classification:
370353, 455408, 705 52, 705 53, 725 5
Abstract:
A method of providing communication service, includes receiving user identification information and first communication service criteria. The user identification information identifies a user, while the first communication service criteria describe a first communication service requested by the user. The method also includes generating a first communication service order based on the first communication service criteria. The first communication service order includes the user identification information and the communication service criteria;The method further includes selecting premise equipment for the user and generating an equipment order, wherein the equipment order includes the user identification information and identifies the selected premise equipment. Additionally, the method includes transmitting the first communication service order to a first service provider and transmitting the equipment order to an equipment provider.
Method And System For Operating A Communication Service Portal
Robert Corley - Plano TX, US Richard Platt - Prosper TX, US Louis Fausak - Coppell TX, US Andrew Fullford - Dallas TX, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/66 H04L 12/56
US Classification:
370352000, 370401000
Abstract:
A method of providing communication service, includes receiving user identification information and first communication service criteria. The user identification information identifies a user, while the first communication service criteria describe a first communication service requested by the user. The method also includes generating a first communication service order based on the first communication service criteria. The first communication service order includes the user identification information and the communication service criteria; The method further includes selecting premise equipment for the user and generating an equipment order, wherein the equipment order includes the user identification information and identifies the selected premise equipment. Additionally, the method includes transmitting the first communication service order to a first service provider and transmitting the equipment order to an equipment provider.
Method And System For Installing Premise Equipment
Robert Corley - Plano TX, US Richard Platt - Prosper TX, US Louis Fausak - Coppell TX, US Andrew Fullford - Dallas TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 15/16
US Classification:
726012000
Abstract:
A method for initiating communication service includes coupling a communication device to a network, the communication device storing a trusted address that is associated with a trust server and requesting, with the communication device, a portal address from the trust server located at the trusted address. The method also includes authenticating the communication device at the trust server and transmitting from the trust server to the communication device the portal address in response to the trust server authenticating the communication device. Furthermore, the method includes requesting, with the communication device, a proxy address from a portal located at the portal address and receiving, at the communication device, a proxy address from the portal. The method also includes initiating communication on a network coupled to the portal using the communication device.
- Richardson TX, US Louis Gregory Fausak - Parker TX, US Andrew Kennedy Fullford - Dallas TX, US Eric Weeren - Garland TX, US Russell Wiant - Carrollton TX, US Richard Ballantyne Platt - Prosper TX, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/28 H04L 12/66 H04L 12/931
Abstract:
A virtual edge router network for providing managed services to distributed remote office locations can include routing components that are capable of being autonomously deployed at the network edge, as well as remotely managed, thereby obviating the need for on-site technical support in remote offices of the a small and medium business (SMB) client. Autonomous deployment and remote management is achieved through abstraction of the control and management planes from the data plane. Virtual edge routers may include virtual forwarding units and virtual remote agents instantiated on host devices in each remote office location, as well as a virtual network controller instantiated on a host device in a head-office location. A data plane of the virtual edge router communicatively couples the virtual forwarding units to one another, while a control plane communicatively couples the virtual network controller to each virtual data forwarding unit.