Automatic isolation in loops
CA 2330768 A1 · Owner: Brewer, David · Inventors: Brewer, David; Henson, Karl M.; Hashemi, Hossein
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A loop network hub port (300) with an automatic bypass feature. The automatic bypass feature causes the hub port (300) to enter a bypass mode upon detection of a specified loop initialization sequence (316) from a node port (310) attached to the hub port (300). The hub port (300) does not propagate loop failure initialization data generated by the attached node port (310) upon failure of a data channel from the hub port (300) to the node port (310). The hub port (300) replaces loop initialization data with buffer data (324) and conceals the node port (310) failure from the remainder of the loop. Upon detection of the loop failure initialization sequence received from the node port …
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- Filed April 27, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 27, 2019.
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