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Server handoff in content delivery network

Granted 15 Jul 2014 · 8 office actions

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Abstract

A content delivery method directs a request by a client for an object to a first server in a content delivery network (CDN), regardless of whether the first server has the requested object. If the first server has the requested object, then it is served to the client from the first server; otherwise, the first server redirects the client request to a second server in the CDN to handle the request. The second server may be a peer server of the first server. The first and second servers may be edge servers in the CDN.

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2 codes
IPC · International Patent Classification
Section G — Physics
  • G06F15/16
USPC · US Patent Classification
709/203

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Sulaiman Nooristany
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related publicationUS 20080065724 A113 Mar 2008

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