Macauley; Daniel Warren

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Macauley; Daniel Warren.The latest application filed is for "methods, systems and computer program products for operating a communications network with enhanced security".

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods, systems and computer program products for provisioning VLAN services in a network Grant 8,490,161 - Macauley July 16, 2	2013-07-16
Methods, Systems And Computer Program Products For Operating A Communications Network With Enhanced Security App 20120185919 - Macauley; Daniel Warren	2012-07-19
Methods, systems and computer program products for operating a communications network with enhanced security Grant 8,181,229 - Macauley May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Telecommunications patching system that utilizes RFID tags to detect and identify patch cord interconnections Grant 7,605,707 - German , et al. October 20, 2	2009-10-20
Methods, Systems And Computer Program Products For Operating A Communications Network With Enhanced Security App 20090249444 - Macauley; Daniel Warren	2009-10-01
Methods, Systems And Computer Program Products For Using Time Domain Reflectometry Signatures To Monitor Network Communication Lines App 20090175195 - Macauley; Daniel Warren	2009-07-09
Methods, Systems And Computer Program Products For Provisioning Vlan Services In A Network App 20090178119 - Macauley; Daniel Warren	2009-07-09
Telecommunications patching system that utilizes RFID tags to detect and identify patch cord interconnections App 20060148279 - German; Michael G. ; et al.	2006-07-06
System and method for automatic addressing of devices in a dedicated telecommunications system Grant 6,688,910 - Macauley February 10, 2	2004-02-10
System and method of operation for a telecommunications patch system Grant 6,522,737 - Bartolutti , et al. February 18, 2	2003-02-18
Method and device for detecting the presence of a patch cord connector in a telecommunications patch system using passive detection sensors Grant 6,424,710 - Bartolutti , et al. July 23, 2	2002-07-23
Method and device for detecting the presence of a patch cord connector in a telecommunications patch system Grant 6,350,148 - Bartolutti , et al. February 26, 2	2002-02-26
Display panel overlay structure and method for tracing interface modules in a telecommunications patch system Grant 6,330,307 - Bloch , et al. December 11, 2	2001-12-11
System and method for addressing and tracing patch cords in a dedicated telecommunications system Grant 6,285,293 - German , et al. September 4, 2	2001-09-04
Tracing interface module for patch cords in a telecommunications system Grant 6,234,830 - Ensz , et al. May 22, 2	2001-05-22
Method and device for identifying a specific patch cord connector as it is introduced into, or removed from, a telecommunications patch system Grant 6,222,908 - Bartolutti , et al. April 24, 2	2001-04-24
Coin telephone data port protection Grant 5,978,460 - Butts , et al. November 2, 1	1999-11-02

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