Prasad Chigurupati

8605655, Dec 10, 2013

Nov 16, 2010

12/947463

Gazal Sahai - Santa Clara CA, US
Prasad Chigurupati - Cupertino CA, US

Juniper Networks, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 80/04

370328, 4553434

In general, techniques are described for mapping precedence domains between a network device of a content access network and a wireless communication device. For example, a Policy Charging and Enforcement Function (PCEF) entity maps relatively high-resolution mobile network policy and charging and control (PCC) rule precedence to relatively low-resolution packet filter precedence. The PCEF performs the mapping to maintain a packet filter precedence ordering for packet filters that accords with a precedence ordering among respective PCC rules from which the PCEF derives the packet filters.

20110320608, Dec 29, 2011

May 17, 2011

13/109611

Sathyender Nelakonda - Saratoga CA, US
Suresh Kannan Durai Samy - Sunnyvale CA, US
Himanshu Shah - Milpitas CA, US
Satyam Sinha - Sunnyvale CA, US
Praveen Muley - Mountain View CA, US
Prasad Chigurupati - Cupertino CA, US
Vachaspathi Peter Kompella - Cupertino CA, US
Joseph Regan - Auburn CA, US

G06F 15/173

709226

A session bundle allocation capability is disclosed. The session bundle allocation capability enables dynamic allocation of bundles of sessions being handled by a network element to modules of the network element (e.g., modules such as processing modules configured to perform one or more of traffic processing, traffic switching, and like functions). A bundle of sessions may be allocated by associating a plurality of sessions to form thereby a bundle of sessions, and assigning the bundle of sessions to a processing module group including one or more processing modules configured for processing traffic for the sessions of the bundle of sessions. A bundle of sessions may have a bundle identifier associated therewith, and a bundle of sessions may be migrated from a first processing module group to a second processing module group by changing a mapping of the bundle identifier from being associated with the first processing module group to being associated with the second processing module group.

20220182313, Jun 9, 2022

Feb 28, 2022

17/681911

- San Jose CA, US
Basavaraju M. Halappa - San Jose CA, US
Prasad Chigurupati - Fremont CA, US

H04L 45/30
H04L 47/2425
H04L 43/16

In one embodiment, a method includes determining, by a first router, service level agreement (SLA) requirements for an application and generating, by the first router, first SLA characteristics for the first router. The first router is in an active mode within a network. The method also includes comparing, by the first router, the first SLA characteristics for the first router to the SLA requirements and determining, by the first router, second SLA characteristics for a second router. The second router is in a standby mode within the network. The method further includes comparing, by the first router, the second SLA characteristics for the second router to the SLA requirements and determining, by the first router, whether to lower a first hop redundancy protocol (FHRP) priority of the first router.