Yu Sarah Guo

20090240770, Sep 24, 2009

Mar 18, 2008

12/050581

Rajah K.V.R. Kalipatnapu - San Jose CA, US
Yu Guo - San Jose CA, US
Krutarth M. Shah - Fremont CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709204

A method includes registering with a first remote conference manager operated by a first entity and a request to enable conferencing with a second entity. The method also includes querying the first remote conference manager for at least one conference room hosted by the second entity and updating a directory of conference rooms comprising at least one local conference room to further comprise the at least one remote conference room. The method further includes receiving a request to schedule a conference. Upon determining at least one remote conference room is to be used for the scheduled conference, the method also includes transmitting the request to the first remote conference manager. Upon the second remote conference manager transmitting an acceptance of the conference, the method also includes receiving details from the first remote conference manager for establishing a connection for use with the conference and transmitting the details to the at least one local conference room.

20200195550, Jun 18, 2020

Dec 12, 2018

16/218057

- San Francisco CA, US
Yu Guo - San Francisco CA, US
William Andrew Betz - San Francisco CA, US
Reid Marlow Andersen - San Francisco CA, US

H04L 12/753
H04L 12/707
H04L 12/721
H04L 12/751
G06F 16/2457
G06F 16/2458
G06F 11/07

Systems and methods are disclosed for retrieving, from a database, over a network, historical routing data for multiple attributes and determining, for each attribute, based on its respective historical routing data, whether processing volume and processing error rates for each attribute exceed respective threshold. If both processing volume and error rate exceed their respective thresholds, the systems and methods describe herein calculate, for each qualifying attribute, a degree to which routing for each attribute can be improved. The systems and methods described herein output a ranking for each qualifying attribute based on their respective degrees to which routing can be improved for the respective attributes.

20140192817, Jul 10, 2014

Jan 4, 2013

13/734214

- Armonk NY, US
Venkatesan Selvaraj - Sunnyvale CA, US
Shoou Yiu - San Jose CA, US
Yu H. Guo - San Jose CA, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

H04L 12/56

370400

Physical links between an access switch and a pair aggregation switches are aggregated into a virtual link aggregation group (vLAG). Each aggregation switch is a local switch to itself and a remote switch to the other aggregation switch. Each aggregation switch maintains a state machine including initialization, local-up, remote-up, and formed states. In the initialization state, the physical link between the access switch and each aggregation switch is down, and the vLAG is down. In the local-up state, just the physical link between the access switch and the local switch is up, and the vLAG is down. In the remote-up state, just the physical link between the access switch and the remote switch is up, and the vLAG is down. In the formed state, the physical link between the access switch and each aggregation switch is up, and the vLAG is up.