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`Luminati Networks, Inc. v. Teso LT, UAB et al.
`E.D. Tex. Case No. 2:19-cv-00395-JRG
`
`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`[’319, ’510, ’614] PATENT CLAIM TERMS FOR CONSTRUCTION
`
`No. Patent Claim
`Language
`
`“client device”
`
`
`
`1
`
`‘319
`Patent
`/ ’510
`Patent
`
`Claim(s) of
`Patent
`Implicated
`’319 Patent
`Claims 1,
`2, 14, 17,
`22, 24, and
`25;
`’510 Patent
`Claims 1,
`2, 8, 10, 13,
`15, 18, and
`19.
`
`
`Plaintiff’s Proposed
`Construction and Evidence
`in Support
`Proposed Construction:
`“Consumer computer” or, in
`the alternative, “plain and
`ordinary meaning”
`
`Intrinsic Evidence1: Figs. 1,
`2, 3, 6 and associated
`discussion in specification;
`2:8-23; 2:44-46; 2:40-52;
`4:41-5:7; 5:21-41; 5:49-57;
`9:12-9:50; 12:33-12:56;
`12:62-13:3; 14:62-15:11;
`‘319 Patent claim 1, 26;
`LUM-00149131-149135;
`‘510 Patent claims 1, 22;
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`Tesonet Claim Construction
`Order (Luminati Networks
`Ltd. v. UAB Tesonet and
`UAB Metacluster LT, Case
`No. 2:18-cv-299, “Tesonet,”
`ECF 121): Construction of
`“Device”: A physical device.
`
`Tesonet Claim Construction
`Order (ECF 121):
`Construction of “Client
`Device”: A device that is
`operating in the role of a
`client by requesting services,
`functionalities, or resources
`from other devices.
`
`PC Mag Encyclopedia:
`Definition of “computing
`device”: “Any electronic
`equipment controlled by a
`CPU, including desktop and
`laptop computers,
`smartphones and tablets. It
`usually refers to a general-
`purpose device that can
`
`Defendants’ Proposed
`Construction and Evidence
`in Support
`Proposed Construction:
`Plain and ordinary meaning
`
`Intrinsic Evidence:2 Figure 3;
`4:44-5:7, 5:52-63, 6:5-7:3,
`9:20-26, 16:21-28, Claim 1
`(’319 and ’510 Patents),
`Claim 15 (’319 Patent),
`Claim 11 (’510 Patent).
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`RFC 26161 (including § 1.3
`(definition of client as “A
`program that establishes
`connections for the purpose
`of sending requests”));
`
`ECF No. 28 (19-cv-395 case)
`at 15-16; ECF No. 46-1 (18-
`cv-299 case) at 10-11;
`
`International Electrotechnical
`Commission IEV 732-01-13
`definition of client:
`“functional unit that requests
`and receives services from a
`server”
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?op
`enform&ievref=732-01-13;
`
`
`RFC 1392 – Definition of
`Client: A computer system or
`process that requests a
`service of another computer
`system or process. A
`workstation requesting the
`contents of a file from a file
`server is a client of the file
`server. See also: client-server
`model, server.
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`392
`
`
`1 Unless specified otherwise, with regard to the references to the common specification of the ’319 and ’510 Patent
`for each of the below claim terms in both patents, these citations will be to the ’319 specification and will be understood
`to also include the same respective citation to the ’510 Patent.
`2 The ’319 and ’510 Patents share a common specification. Citations to intrinsic evidence herein, for terms relating
`to the ’319 and/or ’510 Patent, are to the specification of the ’319 Patent.
`
`
`
`1
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 001
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`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`
`Webster dictionary definition
`of client: “a computer in a
`network that uses the services
`(such as access to files or
`shared peripherals) provided
`by a server”
`https://www.merriamwebster.
`com/dictionary/client
`
`accept software for many
`purposes in contrast with a
`dedicated unit of equipment
`such as a network switch or
`router.”
`
`https://www.pcmag.com/enc
`yclopedia/term/66551/compu
`ting-device
`
`LUM-00003575
`
`RFC 1983 at 11: Definition
`of “client”: A computer
`system or process that
`requests a service of another
`computer system or process.
`A workstation requesting the
`contents of a file from a file
`server is a client of the file
`server.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 39: Definition
`of “Client”: (I) A system
`entity that requests and uses a
`service provided by another
`system entity, called a
`‘server.’
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 2:
`Definition of “Client”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`retrieving and/or rendering
`resources or resource
`manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Glossary:
`Definition of “Client”: A
`program which requests
`services of another program.
`Normally the browser is a
`client of a data server.
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`
`2
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 002
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`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`IEV ref 732-01-12 definition
`of “client”: “functional unit
`that requests and receives
`services from a server.”
`
`LUM-00003490-3491
`
`RFC 2828 at 157: Definition
`of “Server”: (I) A system
`entity that provides a service
`in response to requests from
`other system entities called
`client.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 4:
`Definition of “Server”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`supplying resources or
`resource manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Terms:
`Definition of “Server”: A
`program which provides a
`service to another, known as
`the client. In a hypertext
`system, a server will provide
`hypertext information to a
`browser.”
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Merriam Webster: Definition
`of “server”: A computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`e-mail) to other computers in
`the network.
`
`
`3
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 003
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`
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`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/serve
`r
`
`LUM-00003579
`
`IEV ref 732-01-12 definition
`of server: “functional unit
`that provides services to
`workstations, to personal
`computers or to other
`functional units in a
`computer network”
`
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12
`
`LUM-00003576
`
`Proposed Construction:
`“web server”
`
`Intrinsic evidence: ‘319
`Patent Figs. 1, 3 and
`associated discussion in
`specification; 4:62-5:7; 5:21-
`34; 9:27-9:50; 19:16-32;
`claim 1;
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`ATIS: Definition of “web
`server”: A software program
`or server computer equipped
`to offer World Wide Web
`access. Note: A web server
`accommodates requests from
`users, retrieves requested
`files or applications, and
`issues error messages.
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/web-
`server/?search=WEB%20SE
`RVER&page_number=&sort
`=ASC
`
`RFC 1983 at 49: Definition
`of “server”: A provider or
`resources (e.g. file servers
`and name servers).
`
`
`4
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Plain and ordinary meaning
`
`Intrinsic Evidence: Figure 3;
`4:44-5:7, 5:52-63, 6:5-7:3,
`9:20-26, 16:21-28, Claim 1,
`Claim 15.
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`RFC 2616 (including § 1.3
`(definition of server as “An
`application program that
`accepts connections in order
`to service requests by
`sending back responses. Any
`given program may be
`capable of being both a client
`and a server; our use of these
`terms refers only to the role
`being performed by the
`program for a particular
`connection, rather than to the
`program's capabilities in
`general. Likewise, any server
`may act as an origin server,
`proxy, gateway, or tunnel,
`switching behavior based on
`the nature of each request));
`
`ECF No. 28 (19-cv-395 case)
`at 15-16; ECF No. 46-1 (18-
`cv-299 case) at 10-11;
`
`International Electrotechnical
`
`2
`
`’319
`Patent
`
`“first server”
`
`
`
`
`Claims 1,
`21, and 25
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 004
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`Commission IEV 732-01-12
`definition of server:
`“functional unit that provides
`services to workstations, to
`personal computers or to
`other functional units in a
`computer network”
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?op
`enform&ievref=732-01-12;
`
`RFC 1392 – Definition of
`Server: A provider of
`resources (e.g., file servers
`and name servers). See also:
`client, Domain Name
`System, Network File
`System.
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`392
`
`Webster dictionary definition
`of server: “a computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`email) to other computers in
`the network”
`
`https://www.merriamwebster.
`com/dictionary/server
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 157: Definition
`of “Server”: (I) A system
`entity that provides a service
`in response to requests from
`other system entities called
`client.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 4:
`Definition of “Server”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`supplying resources or
`resource manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Terms:
`Definition of “Server”: A
`program which provides a
`service to another, known as
`the client. In a hypertext
`system, a server will provide
`hypertext information ot a
`browser.”
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Merriam Webster: Definition
`of “server”: A computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`e-mail) to other computers in
`the network.
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/serve
`r
`
`LUM-00003579
`
`IEV ref 732-01-12 definition
`of server: “functional unit
`that provides services to
`
`5
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 005
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`workstations, to personal
`computers or to other
`functional units in a
`computer network”
`
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12
`
`LUM-00003576
`
`RFC 1983 at 11: Definition
`of “client”: A computer
`system or process that
`requests a service of another
`computer system or process.
`A workstation requesting the
`contents of a file from a file
`server is a client of the file
`server.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 39: Definition
`of “Client”: (I) A system
`entity that requests and uses a
`service provided by another
`system entity, called a
`‘server.’
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 2:
`Definition of “Client”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`retrieving and/or rendering
`resources or resource
`manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Glossary:
`Definition of “Client”: A
`program which requests
`services of another program.
`Normally the browser is a
`client of a data server.
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`
`6
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 006
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`
`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`3
`
`’319
`Patent
`
`“second server”
`
`
`
`Claims 1,
`2, 17, 21,
`24, and 25
`
`
`
`
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Proposed Construction: “A
`server that is not the client
`device or first server”
`
`Intrinsic evidence: ‘319
`Patent Fig. 1 and associated
`discussion in specification;
`19:16-32; claim 1
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`RFC 1983 at 49: Definition
`of “server”: A provider or
`resources (e.g. file servers
`and name servers).
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 157: Definition
`of “Server”: (I) A system
`entity that provides a service
`in response to requests from
`other system entities called
`client.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 4:
`Definition of “Server”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`supplying resources or
`resource manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Terms:
`Definition of “Server”: A
`program which provides a
`service to another, known as
`the client. In a hypertext
`system, a server will provide
`hypertext information to a
`browser.”
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`
`7
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Plain and ordinary meaning
`
`Intrinsic Evidence: Figure 3;
`4:44-5:7, 5:52-63, 6:5-7:3,
`9:20-26, 16:21-28, Claim 1,
`Claim 15.Extrinsic Support:
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Plain and ordinary meaning
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`RFC 2616 (including § 1.3
`(definition of server as “An
`application program that
`accepts connections in order
`to service requests by
`sending back responses. Any
`given program may be
`capable of being both a
`client and a server; our use of
`these terms refers only to the
`role being performed by the
`program for a particular
`connection, rather than to the
`program's capabilities in
`general. Likewise, any server
`may act as an origin server,
`proxy, gateway, or tunnel,
`switching behavior based on
`the nature of each request));
`
`ECF No. 28 (19-cv-395 case)
`at 15-16; ECF No. 46-1 (18-
`cv-299 case) at 10-11;
`
`International Electrotechnical
`Commission IEV 732-01-12
`definition of server:
`“functional unit that provides
`services to workstations, to
`personal computers or to
`other functional units in a
`computer network”
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12;
`
`RFC 1392 – Definition of
`Server: A provider of
`resources (e.g., file servers
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 007
`
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`and name servers). See also:
`client, Domain Name
`System, Network File
`System.
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`392
`
`Webster dictionary definition
`of server: “a computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`email) to other computers in
`the network”
`
`https://www.merriamwebster.
`com/dictionary/server
`
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Merriam Webster: Definition
`of “server”: A computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`e-mail) to other computers in
`the network.
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/serve
`r
`
`LUM-00003579
`
`IEV ref 732-01-12 definition
`of server: “functional unit
`that provides services to
`workstations, to personal
`computers or to other
`functional units in a
`computer network”
`
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12
`
`LUM-00003576
`
`RFC 1983 at 11: Definition
`of “client”: A computer
`system or process that
`requests a service of another
`computer system or process.
`A workstation requesting the
`contents of a file from a file
`server is a client of the file
`server.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 39: Definition
`of “Client”: (I) A system
`entity that requests and uses a
`service provided by another
`system entity, called a
`‘server.’
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`
`8
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 008
`
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`Luminati Networks, Inc. v. Teso LT, UAB et al.
`E.D. Tex. Case No. 2:19-cv-00395-JRG
`
`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 2:
`Definition of “Client”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`retrieving and/or rendering
`resources or resource
`manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Glossary:
`Definition of “Client”: A
`program which requests
`services of another program.
`Normally the browser is a
`client of a data server.
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Definite / plain & ordinary
`meaning
`
`Intrinsic Support: Fig. 13 and
`associated discussion in
`specification; 5:8-20; 16:58-
`64; ’319 Patent Claim 2; ’510
`Patent Claim 2.
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`ATIS: Definition of “IP
`address”: A device’s or
`resource’s numerical address
`as expressed in the format
`specified in the Internet
`Protocol. Note 1: In the
`current addressing format, IP
`version 4 (IPv4), an IP
`address is a 32-bit sequence
`divided into four groups of
`decimal numbers separated
`by periods (“dots”),
`commonly referred to as
`“dotted decimals.” The IP
`address of a device is made
`up of two parts: the number
`of the network to which it is
`connected, and a sequence
`
`9
`
`4
`
`’319
`Patent
`/ ’510
`Patent
`
`“the first IP
`address” / “the
`first client IP
`address”
`
`’319 Patent
`Claim 2 /
`’510 Patent
`Claim 2
`
`
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Indefinite
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 009
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`
`representing the specific
`device within that network.
`An IP address may be used
`on private intranets, as well
`as The Internet. Note 2: Due
`to inefficiencies that have
`arisen in address assignment,
`available IPv4 addresses are
`nearly exhausted. A newer
`version of IP addressing (IP
`version 6, consisting of a
`128-bit numerical sequence)
`is currently being developed.
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/ip-
`address/?char=I&page_numb
`er=45&sort=ASC
`
`ITU J.120 at 2: Definition of
`“IP address”: The network
`layer address defined by the
`Internet Protocol. This
`address is mapped onto the
`layer one address of the
`respective system.
`
`https://www.itu.int/rec/T-
`REC-J.120-200005-I/en
`
`RFC 1983 at 31: Definition
`of “IP address”: The 32-bit
`address defined by the
`Internet Protocol in RFC 791.
`It is usually represented in
`dotted decimal notation.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2460 at 2: IP version 6
`(IPv6) is a new version of the
`Internet Protocol, designed as
`the successor to IP version 4
`(IPv4) [RFC-791]…. IPv6
`increases the IP address size
`from 32 bits to 128 bits, to
`support more levels of
`addressing hierarchy, a much
`greater number of
`addressable nodes, and
`simpler auto-configuration of
`addresses.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`460
`
`10
`
`
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 010
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`
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`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`5
`
`’319
`Patent
`/ ’510
`Patent
`
`“determining, by
`the first client
`device, that the
`received first
`content, is valid”
`
`
`’319 Patent
`Claim 14;
`’510 Patent
`Claim 10
`
`
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Indefinite
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony
`
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Definite / plain & ordinary
`meaning
`
`Intrinsic Support: Figs. 10,
`12 and associated discussion
`in specification; 14:32-38;
`14:24-51; 14:62-15:11;
`16:12-46; ’319 Patent Claims
`14, 15; ’510 Patent Claims
`10, 11.
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`Tesonet Claim Construction
`Order (ECF 121):
`Construction of “content”:
`Digital data.
`
`ATIS: Definition of
`“content”: 1. In Web
`terminology, the text, media,
`and links or information
`displayed by a browser at a
`particular Web site. 2.
`Electronic or mechanical
`representation, in analog or
`digital form, of audiovisual
`data consisting of
`individually or in composite
`form still or moving images,
`audio, text, or graphics to
`include related data and
`metadata.
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/content/?search=CONTE
`NT&page_number=1&sort=
`ASC
`
`ITU T.411 at 7: Definition of
`“content”: The information
`conveyed by the document,
`other than the structural
`information, and that is
`intended for human
`perception.
`
`https://www.itu.int/net/ITU-
`R/asp/terminology-
`definition.asp?lang=en&rlink
`={0A3C5266-56D4-4ED8-
`9076-A4345192D7EB}
`
`11
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 011
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`
`LUM-00003485
`
`ITU H.740 at 1: Definition of
`“content”: Encoded generic
`value, media or non-media
`data.
`
`https://www.itu.int/rec/T-
`REC-H.740-201003-I/en
`
`ITU-T H.780 (06/2012) at 2:
`Definition of content: A
`combination of audio, still
`image, graphic, video, or
`data. NOTE – A variety of
`formats is classified as the
`"data" (e.g., text, encoded
`values, multimedia
`description language
`introduced by ITU-T H.760).
`
`https://www.itu.int/net/ITU-
`R/asp/terminology-
`definition.asp?lang=en&rlink
`={46309866-F797-45BC-
`81E9-2B6B2DAC1F32}
`
`LUM-00003484
`
`Merriam-Webster: Definition
`of “content”: the principal
`substance (such as written
`matter, illustrations, or
`music) offered by a website
`… Internet users have
`evolved an ethos of free
`content in the Internet.
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/conte
`nt
`
`ATIS: Definition of
`“validation”: 1. Tests to
`determine whether an
`implemented system fulfills
`its requirements. 2. The
`checking of data for
`correctness or for compliance
`with applicable standards,
`rules, and conventions. 3.
`[The] process of applying
`specialized security test and
`evaluation procedures, tools,
`and equipment needed to
`
`12
`
`
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`establish acceptance for joint
`usage of an information
`system (IS) by one or more
`departments or agencies and
`their contractors. [INFOSEC-
`99] Note: This action will
`include, as necessary, final
`development, evaluation, and
`testing, preparatory to
`acceptance by senior security
`test and evaluation staff
`specialists. [NIS] 4. In
`universal personal
`telecommunications, the
`process of verifying that a
`user or terminal is authorized
`to access UPT services.5.
`The checking of a
`representation of a system
`or part of a system for
`conformance with its
`requirements [CESG].6.The
`process of evaluating a
`ported application, software,
`or system to ensure
`compliance with
`requirements [POSIX.0].
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/validation/?char=V&page
`_number=1&sort=ASC
`
`ITU-R M.1224 at 36:
`Definition of “Validation
`(messages)”: The process of
`checking the integrity of a
`message or selected parts of a
`message.
`
`https://www.itu.int/rec/R-
`REC-M.1224/en
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Definite / plain & ordinary
`meaning
`
`Intrinsic Support: Figs. 10,
`12 and associated discussion
`in specification; 14:32-38;
`14:24-51; 14:62-15:11;
`16:12-46; ’319 Patent Claims
`14, 15; ‘’510 Patent Claims
`10, 11.
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`
`13
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Indefinite
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`RFC 2616 §§ 4.5, 5.3, 6.2,
`and 7.1 (regarding headers)
`
`6
`
`’319
`Patent
`/ ’510
`Patent
`
`’319 Patent
`Claim 15;
`’510 Patent
`Claim 11
`
`“the determining
`is based on the
`received HTTP
`header according
`to, or based on,
`IETF RFC 2616”
`
`
`
`
`Luminati Exhibit 2002
`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 013
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`Luminati Networks, Inc. v. Teso LT, UAB et al.
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`
`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`ATIS: Definition of
`“HTTP”: In the World Wide
`Web, a protocol that
`facilitates the transfer of
`hypertext-based files between
`local and remote systems.
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/hypertext-transfer-
`protocol-http/
`
`ATIS: Definition of
`“header”: The portion of a
`message that contains
`information used to guide the
`message to the correct
`destination. Note: Examples
`of items that may be in a
`header are the addresses of
`the sender and receiver,
`precedence level, routing
`instructions, and
`synchronizing bits.
`
`https://glossary.atis.org/gloss
`ary/header/?search=HEADE
`R&page_number=&sort=AS
`C
`
`RFC 1983 at 23: Definition
`of “header”: The portion of a
`packet, preceding the actual
`data, containing source and
`destination information. It
`may also error checking and
`other fields. A header is also
`the part of an electronic mail
`message which precedes the
`body of a message and
`contains, among other things,
`the message originator, date
`and time. See also: Electronic
`Mail, packet, error checking.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 1983 at 26: Definition
`of “Hypertext Transfer
`Protocol (HTTP)”: The
`protocol used by www to
`transfer HTML files.
`
`
`14
`
`
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 014
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`Luminati Networks, Inc. v. Teso LT, UAB et al.
`E.D. Tex. Case No. 2:19-cv-00395-JRG
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`7
`
`’319
`Patent
`/ ’510
`Patent
`
`“periodically
`communicating”
`
`’319 Patent
`Claim 17;
`’510 Patent
`Claim 8
`
`8
`
`’510
`Patent
`
`“second server”
`
`
`
`
`Claims 1,
`2, 8, 15,
`and 18
`
`
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Definite / plain & ordinary
`meaning
`
`Intrinsic Support: Fig. 13 and
`associated discussion in
`specification; 16:47-57;
`20:59-61; ’319 Patent claims
`17, 18; ’510 Patent claims 8,
`9
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`Merriam-Webster: Definition
`of “periodically”: 1. At
`regular intervals of time; 2.
`From time to time:
`frequently.
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/perio
`dically
`
`Proposed Construction: “A
`server that is not the client
`device or web server”
`
`Intrinsic Support: ‘510 Patent
`19:18-31; claim 1
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`
`RFC 1983 at 49: Definition
`of “server”: A provider or
`resources (e.g. file servers
`and name servers).
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 157: Definition
`of “Server”: (I) A system
`entity that provides a service
`in response to requests from
`other system entities called
`client.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`15
`
`Proposed Construction:
`Indefinite
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony
`
`Proposed Construction: Plain
`and ordinary meaning
`
`Intrinsic Evidence: Figure 3;
`4:44-5:7, 5:52-63, 6:5-7:3,
`9:20-26, 16:21-28, Claim 1,
`Claim 11.
`
`Extrinsic Support:
`
`Expert declaration/testimony;
`RFC 2616 (including § 1.3
`(definition of server as “An
`application program that
`accepts connections in order
`to service requests by
`sending back responses. Any
`given program may be
`capable of being both a client
`and a server; our use of these
`terms refers only to the role
`being performed by the
`program for a particular
`connection, rather than to the
`program's capabilities in
`general. Likewise, any server
`may act as an origin server,
`proxy, gateway, or tunnel,
`
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
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`
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`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`switching behavior based on
`the nature of each request));
`
`ECF No. 28 (19-cv-395 case)
`at 15-16; ECF No. 46-1 (18-
`cv-299 case) at 10-11;
`
`International Electrotechnical
`Commission IEV 732-01-12
`definition of server:
`“functional unit that provides
`services to workstations, to
`personal computers or to
`other functional units in a
`computer network”
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12;
`
`RFC 1392 – Definition of
`Server: A provider of
`resources (e.g., file servers
`and name servers). See also:
`client, Domain Name
`System, Network File
`System.
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`392
`
`Webster dictionary definition
`of server: “a computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`email) to other computers in
`the network”
`
`https://www.merriamwebster.
`com/dictionary/server
`
`
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 4:
`Definition of “Server”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`supplying resources or
`resource manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext Terms:
`Definition of “Server”: A
`program which provides a
`service to another, known as
`the client. In a hypertext
`system, a server will provide
`hypertext information to a
`browser.”
`
`https://www.w3.org/History/
`19921103-
`hypertext/hypertext/WWW/T
`erms.html
`
`Merriam Webster: Definition
`of “server”: A computer in a
`network that is used to
`provide services (such as
`access to files or shared
`peripherals or the routing of
`e-mail) to other computers in
`the network.
`
`https://www.merriam-
`webster.com/dictionary/serve
`r
`
`LUM-00003579
`
`IEV ref 732-01-12 definition
`of server: “functional unit
`that provides services to
`workstations, to personal
`computers or to other
`functional units in a
`computer network”
`
`http://www.electropedia.org/i
`ev/iev.nsf/display?openform
`&ievref=732-01-12
`
`LUM-00003576
`
`
`16
`
`
`
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`Code200 et al. v. Luminati Networks LTD.
`IPR2020-01266 Page 016
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`Luminati Networks, Inc. v. Teso LT, UAB et al.
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`
`
`Exhibit A - Proposed Constructions
`
`RFC 1983 at 11: Definition
`of “client”: A computer
`system or process that
`requests a service of another
`computer system or process.
`A workstation requesting the
`contents of a file from a file
`server is a client of the file
`server.
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1
`983
`
`RFC 2828 at 39: Definition
`of “Client”: (I) A system
`entity that requests and uses a
`service provided by another
`system entity, called a
`‘server.’
`
`https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2
`828
`
`W3 Glossary of Terms for
`Device Independence at 2:
`Definition of “Client”: The
`role adopted by an
`application when it is
`retrieving and/or rendering
`resources or resource
`manifestations.
`
`https://www.w3.org/TR/di-
`gloss/#ref-wca-terms
`
`W3 Hypertext