Yzhak R Ronen

7188161, Mar 6, 2007

Feb 11, 2003

10/364060

Joseph Thomas O'Neil - Staten Island NY, US
Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ, US

AT&T Corp. - New York NY

G16F 15/177
H04L 9/00
H04K 1/00

709220, 709217, 709218, 709219, 709221, 709222, 709223, 709224, 709225, 713159, 713168, 713169, 713170, 713171, 713186

An enhanced network element and method for configuring and deploying computer network elements is disclosed. A customer orders a network element from an equipment provider. Upon receipt of the unconfigured network element, a Trusted Configuration Device (TCD) is shipped from a network provider to the customer. The TCD transmits information to the NE that enables it to download a configuration file from a Provisioning Server (PS) via a secure channel.

7814181, Oct 12, 2010

Jul 11, 2006

11/484556

Joseph Thomas O'Neil - Staten Island NY, US
Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P. - Reno NV

G06F 15/177

709220, 709222

An enhanced network element and method for configuring and deploying computer network elements is disclosed. A customer orders a network element from an equipment provider. Upon receipt of the unconfigured network element, a Trusted Configuration Device (TCD) is shipped from a network provider to the customer. The TCD transmits information to the NE that enables it to download a configuration file from a Provisioning Server (PS) via a secure channel.

7865577, Jan 4, 2011

Feb 11, 2003

10/364067

Joseph Thomas O'Neil - Staten Island NY, US
Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Reno NV

G06F 15/177

709220, 709222

An enhanced network element and method for configuring and deploying computer network elements is disclosed. A customer orders a network element from an equipment provider. Upon receipt of the unconfigured network element, a Trusted Configuration Device (TCD) is shipped from a network provider to the customer. The TCD transmits information to the NE that enables it to download a configuration file from a Provisioning Server (PS) via a secure channel.

20010014878, Aug 16, 2001

Nov 9, 1998

09/188595

NILOTPAL MITRA - NEW YORK NY, US
YZHAK RONEN - WEST WINDSOR NJ, US

G06F017/60

705/039000, 705/040000, 705/026000

The invention provides a transaction system in a data network that permits transactions among a buyer, a seller, and a billing device to occur independently. The transaction system may include authorizing tokens, seller cookies and purchase tokens to provide security, efficiency as well as independent operation. The purchase token is issued by the billing device to the buyer for transactions with sellers. The seller may issue a seller cookie to the buyer so that future transactions between the buyer and the seller may occur without interacting with the billing device. The billing device may issue an authorizing token to approve a buyer purchase order and to assure the seller that the buyer account is sufficient to cover prospective purchases. The authorizing token permits the seller to send an invoice to the billing device without being tied to specific transactions with the buyer. The billing device bills the buyer based on agreements between the buyer and the billing device which is independent of buyer-seller transactions. Thus, the transactions between the buyer and the seller, the seller and the billing device, and the billing device and the buyer may all occur at times that are independent of each other.

20020156708, Oct 24, 2002

Dec 30, 1998

09/222804

YZHAK RONEN - WEST WINDSOR NJ, US

G06F017/60

705/035000

A subscriber at a client station connects to an Personal Internet Service Provider (PISP) station and then chooses a site from which to download data. An Internet Protocol addressing element at the PISP station receives the client station request and retrieves identifying information from a database on a storage device at the PISP station corresponding to the requesting client station. A personal server element at the PISP station uses the client station request to formulate a TCP/IP request to an Internet site corresponding to a URL specified at the client station. The personal server element thus retrieves the requested data and passes it to a caching element at the PISP station. The caching element stores the data temporarily at the PISP station allowing concurrent processes other than the personal server element to control return of the data to client station. The personal server element can also maintain identifying information (e.g. usernames, passwords, etc.) to provide other convenient services to subscribers, including security, automatic data retrieval, and location independent user environment.

20050138148, Jun 23, 2005

Dec 22, 2003

10/743252

Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ, US
Joseph O'Neil - Staten Island NY, US

G06F015/177
G06F011/30
H04L009/32

709220000, 713200000

A method for securely downloading files from a database to a managed device that includes selecting a managed device; affixing a unique identification number to the device; creating a file for the managed device on a database, wherein the file can be downloaded over the Internet; creating an access verification program for downloading the file which permits a user of the managed device to access and download the file over the Internet for a period of time; reading the unique identification number by the user; entering the unique identification number into the access verification program by the user; verifying the unique identification number using the access verification program; permitting access to the database by the user for downloading the file for a period of time; downloading the file from the database to the managed device; and blocking access to the database for downloading the file.

57323836, Mar 24, 1998

Sep 14, 1995

8/528292

Mark Jeffrey Foladare - Kendall Park NJ
Shelley B. Goldman - East Brunswick NJ
Kin K. Leung - Edison NJ
Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ
Gabriel Gary Schlanger - West Orange NJ
David Phillip Silverman - Somerville NJ

AT&T Corp - Middletown NJ

H04Q 720
G06F 1900

701117

An estimation of traffic conditions on roads located in the radio coverage areas of a wireless communications network is provided based on an analysis of real-time and past wireless traffic data carried on the wireless communications network. Data analyzed may include, for example, actual (current) and expected (past average) number of a) active-busy wireless end-user devices in one or more cells at a particular period of time, b) active-idle wireless end-user devices registered in a location area of the wireless communications network, c) amount of time spent by mobile end-user devices in one or more cells at a particular period of time.

58781242, Mar 2, 1999

Oct 3, 1996

8/720827

Stephen J. Griesmer - Westfield NJ
Yzhak Ronen - West Windsor NJ

AT&T Corp - Middletown NJ

H04M 1100
H04M 1700
H04M 342

379201

A universal telephone located in a foreign country provides a consistent home country telephone appearance and functions for a caller visiting the foreign country. This service includes providing consistent dialing sequences, consistent directory services, and other operations that would be consistent with originating the call from the caller's home country. The universal telephone includes a smart card reader that receives a smart card presented by the caller, bearing information of the caller's ID, the caller's home country, and other information. A database of national telephone features that are characteristic of the caller's home country can be included in the universal telephone or can be contained on the smart card. When the caller inserts his smart card into the universal telephone, the caller's home country information is read from the card. The universal telephone accesses the database to obtain the telephone appearance and functions of the home country.