Albritton v. Cisco Systems, Inc. et al

Filing 97

MOTION For Summary Judgment by Mallun Yen, John Noh, Cisco Systems, Inc., Richard Frenkel. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 1/1, # 2 Exhibit 1/2, # 3 Exhibit 1/4, # 4 Exhibit 1/4, # 5 Exhibit 1/5, # 6 Exhibit 1/6, # 7 Exhibit 1/7, # 8 Exhibit 1/8, # 9 Exhibit 9, # 10 Exhibit 10, # 11 Exhibit 11, # 12 Exhibit 2)(Babcock, Charles) (UNSEALED PER 107 ORDER) Modified on 12/5/2008 (mll, ).

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[DIM SBT.TOP BOXES [I] are native SIP network signtEru endpoints (Le. contain s S7PIIsetAgenl) end perform SIP network signaling through the SO, PROTOCOL STACK [1,16], employing it as their Mesa SIP Proxy Stover, TELEPHONE STATIONS [3] am represented aa SIP network sigualiag endpoints by a SIP User Agent Inaction provided by the ABSTRACT CALL MODEVIL201. Thin, Irtnh tellnitIll types pen* themeelves as SIP network sigeoling ocafpoinu regbaered with 1111 SIP PROTOCOL mac [us] (hoadooing ors a SIP Proxy Server), As resell, SIP network signaling events bum either typo of monad crom be intercepted and nod to trigger CALL PROCESSING APPIJCATIONS [123.21 Ihrottoel Control and Coll Processing [0191] 'Tiro ABSRACT CALL MODEL [1,201 provide; so Ashen endpoint repteseetation for all TELEPHONE STA. TIONS (3) and SET.IDP BOXES [4) Mugged into the EDGE SWITCH [1], SIP PROTOCOL STACK [,1.16] and the ABS1ItACT'TELEPHONE CONTROLLER [1.19] preeent network signaling events and TELEPHONE STA. TION [3] device-level sigruding mate, respectively, to ths ABSTRACT CALL MODEL 11.2111. Either type of oignel. Mg even may Moot execution of CALL PROCESSIdO APPLICATIONS [1,,:3.2) stored in Me FEJI SYSTEM [L73]. CALL PROCESSING APPLICATIONS 1123.4 con petform network sipaling operatious (inob as cell control) donugh the MP PRCYTOCOL STACK [1.16] or perfOrm· media crookol and device-level TELEPHONE STATION [3] · control operations through tba ABSTRACT TELEPHONE CONTROLLER [LI91 [0194 FIG. 7 depict arobitecenal deterle reined to the deolgo and opention of the EDGE SWITCH [1] cell model. The DEFINMONS motion entry for the ABTRACT CALL MODEL [1.120] provides as expanded discussion of tretui· nal rrontrul and mil poets:nog SA it Wens to tbe arttkrior anal context em forth in FIG. 7. Manapsermt Interfens [OM] The XML. MGMT INTERFACE [1.24 provides a moons by whic a client application may; (a) remotely access infonnation stored within FTLE SYSTEM [1.2.3] daubaseso (6) remotely tavola: EDGE EiWaCli [1] tale. phone control mad ad processing tenures; end/or (c) rentotely invoke DEVICE MOMT AGENTS [I.U] residua on the EDGE swami DIA remote chow will establish an HTTP soesion through the HITP PROTOCOL STACK Etrri. Remote client eccess for the purpose of data exchange or remote Owes:Alien of features is based on using XML.ecouding for all information 1)eta structures and manna lists missed between tba client and time EDGE SWITCH Di duriog remote KCMG are all XlViLoncoderd, [01941 The SN/T2 rioxrocot, STACK [1.III] provides al tesiotle-b and device mumps:rem inerface similar to that provided by the ambito dim of the HITP PROTOCOL STACK [1.17] sod tbo XML MGMT INTERFACE [1.21]. However, time I reanctious occarring through this tendon are initiated by a =moo network management stalioo com. phew with SNMP.Tbe DEVICE hf0MTAGENTS [122] in the wan SWITCH [1] include specialized "SNIVIP
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Agent? that communicate with the network menegrannt station using Management Informetion Blocks (MIES), Thos. ibe SNMP PROTOCOL STACK (L181 impleamate a formal pretroutallos of network element menagereent ruction' to the IP CARRIER NETWORK [61, as would he required for implenteolition of the USN by a outlet DbOatIted Mgt Switch Carrier Network Refernece Architecture [01931 FIG. g &Olt a DES carrier outwork ammo architechus. It provides II fennel preaentation of atotwoek elements thet define the ESN Ned is used by subsequent dissuasions Within this disclosure to provide All opendonal context for system unstagement, call signaling, mid wreak service delivery workflow sequeeces. Alt onwork elements are described ia significuttly more de tett ita the DEFINITIONS section [MO The ESN recognizes the PSIN to on imponaat "companloo netware with which tbe ESN MAI fulty tater. operate. The ESN roost moppets call sessions that have one endpolut in the EON and another in the PSTN, whether for the perpose of poled-to-pied courreenteation between TELEPHONE STATIONS [31 or for moms to NETWORKEA