Patent References 5548724 Network anaysis method for identifying global and local node servers and for determining a reconfigured network to provide improved traffic patterns Network system containing program modules residing in different computers and executing commands without return results to calling modules World-wide-web server with delayed resource-binding for resource-based load balancing on a distributed resource multi-node network Communication network system in which an unregistered terminal being used by a party can be located for starting a session System for determining data transfer rates in accordance with log information relates to history of data transfer activities that independently stored in content servers Method and apparatus for balancing processing requests among a plurality of servers based on measurable characteristics off network node and common application Information acquisition proxy system and information transfer managing system Patent #: 6085239 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 079151 filed on 05/15/1998US Classes:709/201, DISTRIBUTED DATA PROCESSING707/10, Distributed or remote access709/202, Processing agent709/203, Client/server709/217, REMOTE DATA ACCESSING709/219, Accessing a remote server709/223COMPUTER NETWORK MANAGINGExaminersPrimary: Harrell, Robert B.Assistant: Barot, Bharat Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassG06F 015/16Foreign Application Priority Data1997-05-15 JPAbstractIrregular and unstable natures of the Internet to be caused by an increase in Internet accessing users are alleviated and services of an information system more comfortable to users are provided. To this end, each servers among a plurality of servers cooperating to provide services stores the past communications line state (throughput and latency), and in accordance with the stored communications lines state, cache reference and prefetch are preformed between optional servers.Other References
Field of SearchComputer network access regulatingNetwork resource allocating Transfer speed regulating Congestion avoiding COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER DATA ROUTING Alternate path routing Least weight routing Centralized controlling Accessing another computer's memory REMOTE DATA ACCESSING Using interconnected networks Accessing a remote server NETWORK COMPUTER CONFIGURING COMPUTER NETWORK MANAGING Computer network monitoring COMPUTER-TO-COMPUTER SESSION/CONNECTION ESTABLISHING Session/connection parameter setting DATABASE OR FILE ACCESSING Privileged access Distributed or remote access DATABASE SCHEMA OR DATA STRUCTURE | |