INTERNET SERVER HARDWARE INTEGRATED

Brand Owner Address Description
NEXT LEVEL NETWORKING INFOBLOX INC. 2390 Mission College Boulevard, Ste. 501 Santa Clara CA 95054 Internet server hardware and integrated software for high performance computer networking; downloadable computer software for network security, namely, software for managing, monitoring, and providing information regarding network security; downloadable computer software for use in managing, tracking, and auditing network data, namely, for security breaches; network access server downloadable operating software; downloadable computer software for providing security features to control access from malware or other unauthorized intrusion or vulnerabilities on a computer network; downloadable computer software for network infrastructure management, namely, for managing security; computer hardware for analyzing and managing performance of computer networks, namely, for analyzing and managing security performance; downloadable software for tagging, collecting, tracking, analyzing, integrating, controlling, managing, safeguarding, protecting, and sharing a wide variety of data and information from various sources, namely, for managing security; downloadable computer software for the administration of computer networks in the field of computer networks and network security;Domain name system (DNS) management and maintenance services, namely, maintenance of computer hardware relating to domain name system server computer security and prevention of computer risks to domain name systems; updating of computer hardware relating to computer security and prevention of computer risks for domain name systems; providing technological consulting and assistance in the field of computer hardware, namely, providing advice about the repair and maintenance of computers and computer components via the internet;NETWORKING;Computer security services, namely, restricting access to and by computer networks to and of undesired websites and media; domain name system (DNS) management and maintenance services, namely, maintenance of computer software relating to domain name system server computer security and prevention of computer risks to domain name systems; updating of computer software relating to computer security and prevention of computer risks for domain name systems; computer security service, namely, restricting access to and by computer networks, namely, domain name system servers, to and of undesired web sites, media and individuals and facilities; monitoring of computer systems, namely, domain name systems, by remote access to ensure proper functioning; technical support, namely, monitoring technological functions of computer domain name systems; computer software-as-a-service (SaaS) services featuring software for data analytics and server virtualization, namely, for threat detection, threat intelligence, secure network operations, protection and containment for server and cloud based networking solutions, all in the field of computer technology and computer network performance, namely, in the field of protection and security; computer software-as-a- service (SaaS) services featuring software that assists in cloud and virtualization monitoring and management, namely, for threat detection, threat intelligence, security and protection orchestration; computer services, namely, provision of current data about computer security threat analysis for use in detecting, quarantining and eliminating of viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, adware, malware and unauthorized data and programs on computers and electronic devices; computer security services in the nature of providing an internet trust center, namely, computer security assurance in the nature of computer security threat analysis for protecting data and administration of digital keys and digital certificates for domain name system servers; computer security threat analysis for protecting data that involves monitoring of computer systems for security purposes for the protection of domain name system servers;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A user gains access to a private network by connecting to a network, either through a hardwired or wireless connection, and then initiates an Internet access request targeting any website. If the user is not already authorized for Internet access, then the user is sent to a first predetermined website that points the user to an authentication server accessible via the Internet. The authentication server sends the user an HTTP form pages requesting authentication information. When the user responds, a network monitoring device within the private network alters the form page to include the user's hardware address and an encoded ID based on the network's location. The authentication server forwards this data to a gate keeper server, which authenticates the new user and transmits an unblock message along with another encoded ID based on the network's location and the user's hardware address.