Method and system for prioritizing network services
AssigneeCatchfire Systems, Inc.
InventorsMark Jasen, Guy Daley
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AssigneeCatchfire Systems, Inc.
InventorsMark Jasen, Guy Daley
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A method, system and computer program product of prioritizing network services is provided. Such prioritization may comprise a better level of service, more timely system response and/or preferential treatment of traffic. In an embodiment, prioritization is controlled by defining modes and levels of prioritization typically based on criteria, such as the value of a transaction, the standing of a user, or the type of transaction. Prioritization can also be established, for example, for a length of time or for a given transaction. The modes of prioritization may comprise remapping TCP ports to which a communication is directed, remapping uniform resource locators and/or Internet Protocol addresses to which a communication is directed and/or tagging communications with quality of service information. The levels of prioritization define the type(s) of priority service offered to a user, such as timeliness of system response and preference of traffic treatment, and may be arbitrarily defined.
A computer program product including a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising computer program code to cause a computer to perform a method of prioritizing access to a server, the server access including one or more associated communications traffic connections, the method comprising:
A client to prioritize access to a server having one or more communications traffic connection(s) with the client and receiving the communications traffic from the client, the client comprising:
A server to prioritize access to an accessed server, the server comprising:
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