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EXECUTION OF NETWORK COMMUNICATION TASKS VIA PROXY

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20청구항 · 3 독립항
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개요

발명자

Dean Ballew; John R.B. Woodworth

IPC 분류

H4L 9/40

CPC 분류

H4L63/205H4L63/8

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing execution of network communication tasks via proxy. In various examples, an interpreter, operating on a first network device, may receive an instruction package, including a set of instructions for the interpreter to handle a network communication task, a time-to-live (“TTL”) value for handling the network communication task, and authentication information for communicating with a network system(s) to perform the network communication task. The interpreter may initiate a task attempt to execute the network communication task, based on the instruction package. Based on an indication that the task attempt has failed, the interpreter may initiate a plurality of repeated task attempts, based on the set of instructions and the TTL value. In response to a trigger event, the first interpreter may stop subsequent task attempts, and may generate and store a receipt associated with a latest task attempt in a data store.

원문 (중국어)

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing execution of network communication tasks via proxy. In various examples, an interpreter, operating on a first network device, may receive an instruction package, including a set of instructions for the interpreter to handle a network communication task, a time-to-live (“TTL”) value for handling the network communication task, and authentication information for communicating with a network system(s) to perform the network communication task. The interpreter may initiate a task attempt to execute the network communication task, based on the instruction package. Based on an indication that the task attempt has failed, the interpreter may initiate a plurality of repeated task attempts, based on the set of instructions and the TTL value. In response to a trigger event, the first interpreter may stop subsequent task attempts, and may generate and store a receipt associated with a latest task attempt in a data store.