Network topology
AssigneeCarrier Corporation
InventorKimmo Antero Kyllonen
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Abstract
A system for network topology includes a first edge router node and a plurality of first sensors operatively connected to the first edge router node. A second edge router node is operatively connected to the first edge router node and to the plurality of first sensors. A plurality of second sensors are operatively connected to the second edge router node and to the first edge router node. The first and second edge router nodes are operatively connected to a cloud server through a respective cloud connection, so that in the event of one of the cloud connections becoming unavailable the plurality of first and second sensors in the system can remain operatively connected to the cloud server through the remaining cloud connection.
Claims20
A system for network topology, comprising:
- a first edge router node;
- a plurality of first sensors operatively connected to the first edge router node;
- a second edge router node operatively connected to the first edge router node and to the plurality of first sensors;
- and
- a plurality of second sensors operatively connected to the second edge router node and to the first edge router node,
- wherein the first and second edge router nodes are each operatively connected to a cloud server through a respective cloud connection, so that in the event of one of the cloud connections becoming unavailable the plurality of first and second sensors in the system can remain operatively connected to the cloud server through the remaining cloud connection.
A system for network topology, comprising:
- a plurality of edge router nodes operatively connected to each other, including a first edge router node and a second edge router node wherein at least the first and second edge router nodes are operatively connected to a cloud server;
- and
- a plurality of sensors operatively connected to the plurality of edge router nodes, such that a portion of the plurality of sensors are operatively connected to the first and second edge router nodes, wherein at least the first and second edge router nodes have a wireless link to the portion of the plurality of sensors.
A network topology for a security and access authorization system, comprising:
- at least two edge router nodes operatively connected together;
- at least one sensor operatively connected to the at least two edge router nodes;
- a cloud server operatively connected to the at least two edge router nodes through a respective cloud connection;
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- an alarm operatively connected to the cloud server,
- wherein in the event of one of the cloud connections becoming unavailable the plurality of first and second sensors in the system can remain operatively connected to the cloud server through the remaining cloud connection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.