SERVICE MASTER COM CENTRIC

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
SERVICEMASTER COMCENTRIC	ServiceMaster Brands	100 Bank Street Burlington VT 05401	SERVICE MASTER COM CENTRIC;Business services, namely, grounds and facilities management; Business management and consultation for others, namely: termite and pest control; lawn, tree and shrub care; integrated pest management other than for agricultural purposes; commercial building cleaning services; janitorial services; fire, water, natural disaster and catastrophic damage recovery, restoration, reconstruction, clean-up and repair services; building maintenance and repair; preventative maintenance; commercial property inspection services; and commercial repair, restoration, refinishing and maintenance of furniture, wood products and fixtures, and wood, laminate, leather, and vinyl surfaces;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

The present invention is directed to a system and method for communicating in a point to multipoint DSL communication network. Preferably, the point to multipoint communication network is established in the environment of a home or small office, and the invention is realized through a computer that may dynamically establish both LAN and WAN communications. Broadly, the system and method are realized by a computer that is configured to assume a role as either a Master or a Slave on a LAN. If the computer is the first (or only) computer powered up on the LAN, then it assumes the role of Master. In this role, the computer establishes a communication link with a WAN (such as with an Internet Service Provider), and directs all WAN communications over the WAN, using a WAN frequency and protocol (such as DSL). As other computers join the LAN, then WAN communications from those computers are relayed through the Master to the WAN. These communications are relayed to the Master using a LAN frequency band. If upon power-up, however, another computer is identified as already being on the LAN (and configured as a Master), then the computer assumes a Slave configuration. In this configuration, all WAN communications are directed to the WAN by way of the Master computer, and are communicated to the Master computer using a LAN frequency band. Return communications, received from the WAN, however, are broadcast directly over the LAN using the downstream frequency band of the DSL service (as opposed to the LAN frequency band), where they may be received by the appropriate Slave computer.