Systems and methods for network disruption shielding techniques
AssigneeCitrix Systems, Inc.
InventorsGoutham P. Rao, Robert A. Rodriguez, Eric R. Brueggemann
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AssigneeCitrix Systems, Inc.
InventorsGoutham P. Rao, Robert A. Rodriguez, Eric R. Brueggemann
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The present invention is generally directed towards a remote access architecture for providing peer-to-peer communications and remote access connectivity. In one embodiment, the remote access architecture of the present provides a method for establishing a direct connection between peer computing devices via a third computing device, such as a gateway. Additionally, the present invention provides the following techniques to optimize peer-to-peer communications: 1) false acknowledgement of receipt of network packets allowing communications via a lossless protocol of packets constructed for transmission via a lossy protocol, 2) payload shifting of network packets allowing communications via a lossless protocol of packets constructed for transmission via a lossy protocol, 3) reduction of packet fragmentation by adjusting the maximum transmission unit (MTU) parameter, accounting for overhead due to encryption, 4) application-aware prioritization of client-side network communications, and 5) network disruption shielding for reliable and persistent network connectivity and access.
A method for shielding from a network disruption a session established via a first protocol, the method comprising:
A system for shielding from a network disruption a session established via a first protocol, the system comprising
A method for shielding from a network disruption a session established via a first protocol, the method comprising the steps of:
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