Proxy device for secure communication between third-party service and mail server
AssigneeCharles Schwab & Co., Inc.
InventorsRichard Alan Adams, Ronald Glenn Martel, Jr., Daniel Sass, Glenn A. Rose
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AssigneeCharles Schwab & Co., Inc.
InventorsRichard Alan Adams, Ronald Glenn Martel, Jr., Daniel Sass, Glenn A. Rose
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A method of operating a proxy module connected in between a third-party scheduling service and a mail server in a communications network includes receiving, at the proxy module, a request to access a resource of a first agent. The method includes generating a first determination results by determining whether a request type of the received request is an allowed request type. The method includes generating a second determination result by determining whether the first agent is an allowed agent. The method includes, based on the first and second determination results, formatting the received request in accordance with a format associated with the mail server and providing the formatted request to the mail server.
A method of operating a proxy module to facilitate indirect communication between a centralized mail server within a secured network environment and a third-party scheduling service located outside of the secured network environment and prohibited from directly accessing the centralized mail server, the centralized mail server configured to manage calendars of a plurality of agents, the centralized mail server being directly accessible by the plurality of agents from within the secured network environment to access the calendars of the plurality of agents managed by the centralized mail server, the method comprising:
A proxy module, the proxy module comprising:
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