Daniel Harkins

2015011, Apr 23, 2015

Oct 31, 2013

14/068552

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Daniel N. Harkins - La Selva Beach CA, US

ARUBA NETWORKS, INC. - Sunnyvale CA

H04L 9/08

713171

Before establishing a connection between a first and a second devices, the first device determines whether a third device is a trusted or untrusted device. If it is a trusted device, the first device receives from the third device a public key and information indicating the public key of the second device; and, uses the public key by combining its own private key and the public key of the second device to generate a shared secret, and using the shared secret to communicate to the second device. Otherwise, the first device refrains from communications with the third device. Also, the second device combines its private key with the public key of the first device received from the trusted third device to generate the same shared secret, and uses the shared secret to provision the first device to access a secured wireless network provided by the second device.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 6, 2015

14/792372

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Sachin GANU - San Jose CA, US
Daniel HARKINS - La Selva Beach CA, US
Mohd SIRAJ - San Jose CA, US

ARUBA NETWORKS, INC. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 8/26
H04L 29/12
H04W 64/00

Described herein are systems, devices, techniques and products for managing the dynamic assignment of media access control (MAC) addresses to wireless network devices, such as by identifying a dynamically assigned MAC address before, after, or during a wireless association process and communicating the dynamically assigned MAC address to a wireless network device. Also disclosed are systems, devices, techniques and products for preventing a denial of service attack on a wireless access point's association table, such as by requiring devices that associate with a wireless access point to respond to a query from the wireless access point shortly after association.

5953875, Sep 21, 1999

Dec 9, 1996

8/762558

Daniel J. Harkins - Stoughton WI

E04B 174

524073

A slide-in building insulation system wherein a plurality of slide tracks are secured in spaced parallel relation to a plurality of secondary structural members which are extended longitudinally between oppositely situated primary structural members of the building roof structure and/or walls. An elongated suspension sheet, including a flexible fabric extended between thicker guide strips along each edge thereof, is slide-fit into place with the guide strips being received within and advanced through the slide tracks so that the suspension sheet covers the space between adjacent slide tracks. An edge suspension sheet covers the space between a primary structural member and an adjacent slide track, each edge suspension sheet having a guide strip along only one side edge thereof and an opposite side edge adapted to be secured to the primary structural member. Curved connectors in the side tracks at the junction of the roof structure and wall, and a flared feed-in fitting on the end of each slide track may facilitate slide-in advancement of the suspension sheet during installation. The invention is further directed to a method of covering and sealing the roof structure and/or walls of a building with the slide-in building insulation system.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 6, 2015

14/792377

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Sachin GANU - San Jose CA, US
Daniel HARKINS - La Selva Beach CA, US
Mohd SIRAJ - San Jose CA, US

ARUBA NETWORKS, INC. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 12/06
G06F 17/30
H04W 48/16
H04L 29/06
H04W 8/26
H04L 29/12

Described herein are systems, devices, techniques and products for managing the dynamic assignment of media access control (MAC) addresses to wireless network devices, such as by identifying a dynamically assigned MAC address before, after, or during a wireless association process and communicating the dynamically assigned MAC address to a wireless network device. Also disclosed are systems, devices, techniques and products for preventing a denial of service attack on a wireless access point's association table, such as by requiring devices that associate with a wireless access point to respond to a query from the wireless access point shortly after association.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 6, 2015

14/792383

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Sachin GANU - San Jose CA, US
Daniel HARKINS - La Selva Beach CA, US
Mohd SIRAJ - San Jose CA, US

Aruba Networks, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 12/06
H04L 29/12
H04L 29/06
H04W 8/26

Described herein are systems, devices, techniques and products for managing the dynamic assignment of media access control (MAC) addresses to wireless network devices, such as by identifying a dynamically assigned MAC address before, after, or during a wireless association process and communicating the dynamically assigned MAC address to a wireless network device. Also disclosed are systems, devices, techniques and products for preventing a denial of service attack on a wireless access point's association table, such as by requiring devices that associate with a wireless access point to respond to a query from the wireless access point shortly after association.

5332974, Jul 26, 1994

May 1, 1990

7/518042

Daniel R. Harkins - Santa Rosa CA
Paul R. Hernday - Santa Rosa CA
Roger W. Wong - Santa Rosa CA
William T. Pike - Santa Rosa CA
Paul S. Stafford - Santa Rosa CA

Hewlett-Packard Company - Palo Alto CA

G01R 3500

324606

A method to verify that a test and measurement system continues to operate within a predetermined acceptable range with respect to a given calibrated state previously defined for that system without the need for conventional external reference components. In accordance with one embodiment, performance verification of a network analyzer used to perform electrical measurements is achieved by storing RF "thru" measurement data (an RF thru measurement trace of the system) at the time of calibration at the factory or later repair and/or recalibration at a field service site. In accordance with another embodiment, performance verification of a lightwave component analyzer, used to perform electrical, electro-optical, opto-electrical, and optical measurements, is achieved by storing RF and optical thru measurement data (both an RF thru measurement trace of the system and an optical thru measurement trace of the system) at the time of calibration at the factory or later repair and/or recalibration. In both cases, at the time of manufacture, the key measurement paths (with calibrated reference components in the loop) of the test and measurement system are measured and stored in system memory or, alternatively, on a disc that is shipped with the system. Repeating these measurements with the same thru connection(s) at a later time(s) indicates how well the test and measurement system is reproducing the conditions of its initial calibration.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 6, 2015

14/792392

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Sachin GANU - San Jose CA, US
Daniel HARKINS - La Selva Beach CA, US
Mohd SIRAJ - San Jose CA, US

Aruba Networks, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 12/06
H04L 29/12
H04L 29/06
H04W 8/26

Described herein are systems, devices, techniques and products for managing the dynamic assignment of media access control (MAC) addresses to wireless network devices, such as by identifying a dynamically assigned MAC address before, after, or during a wireless association process and communicating the dynamically assigned MAC address to a wireless network device. Also disclosed are systems, devices, techniques and products for preventing a denial of service attack on a wireless access point's association table, such as by requiring devices that associate with a wireless access point to respond to a query from the wireless access point shortly after association.

2017001, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 6, 2015

14/792313

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Sachin GANU - San Jose CA, US
Daniel HARKINS - La Selva Beach CA, US
Mohd SIRAJ - San Jose CA, US

ARUBA NETWORKS, INC. - Sunnyvale CA

H04L 29/12
H04W 8/00

Described herein are systems, devices, techniques and products for managing the dynamic assignment of media access control (MAC) addresses to wireless network devices, such as by identifying a dynamically assigned MAC address before, after, or during a wireless association process and communicating the dynamically assigned MAC address to a wireless network device. Also disclosed are systems, devices, techniques and products for preventing a denial of service attack on a wireless access point's association table, such as by requiring devices that associate with a wireless access point to respond to a query from the wireless access point shortly after association.