 and/or sealing devices that can meet the ever increasing demands posed by evolving wellbore construction techniques. The present invention is directed to meet these challenges. Routers are often configured to have a capability commonly referred to as proxy ARP. Proxy ARP responds to machines in one subnet that are trying to resolve addresses that are outside of the range of addresses in its own subnet (e.g., a host within another subnet). The router will provide the IP address/Media Access Control (MAC) address association for the router interface address as a response to such requests. As known in computer networking, a MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to most network adapters or network interface cards (NICs) by the manufacturer for identification, and used in the MAC protocol sub-layer. Proxy ARP can help a machine on a subnet reach a machine on a remote subnet without the need to reconfigure routing or provide a default gateway in the network.
Certain plants (e.g., petrochemical plants) include embedded process controllers that utilize secure networks to avoid the embedded process controllers from being manipulated by unauthorized individuals. In such arrangements, the router's proxy ARP is disabled and the embedded processor (s) utilize a separate IP address range, or subnet, that is not in the main plant subnet, and is not contactable through the plant's bridge or router. Static routes are added to embedded controllers and one or more machines in the main plant subnet (e.g., a server) to enable the machines in one subnet to know how to reach machines in the other subnet. For background regarding the invention, reference is made to U.S. Pat. No. 5,444,929, entitled APPARATUS FOR THE DISPLAY OF A MULTIPLICITY OF OBJECTS OR PICTURES, issued on Aug. 29, 1995, to Michael Joseloff, who also is the inventor herein (hereinafter the "Joseloff '929 patent"). The Joseloff '929 patent is hereby incorporated by reference.
The objective of the present invention is to provide a simple and effective means of securing a frame or other object to the display apparatus which is the subject of the Joseloff '929 patent. Further objects, features, and advantages of the present invention may become more apparent to those skilled in the art as the nature of the invention is better understood from the accompanying drawings and detailed description. 1. Field of the Invention
and/or sealing devices that can meet the ever increase requirement posed by evolving wellbore construction proficiency. The present invention is directed to meet these challenge. router are often configured to have a capability commonly refer to as proxy ARP. Proxy ARP responds to machines in one subnet that are judge to resolve addresses that are outside of the range of addresses in its own subnet (e.g., a host within another subnet). The router will supply the IP address / Media Access Control (MAC) address association for the router interface savoir-faire as a response to such requests. As sleep together in calculator networking, a MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to most network adapters or network interface card (NICs) by the manufacturer for identification, and used in the MAC protocol sub - layer. Proxy ARP can help a car on a subnet achieve a machine on a remote subnet without the need to reconfigure routing or provide a default gateway in the network. 
 Certain plants (e.g., petrochemical plant) include embedded summons control that utilize secure networks to invalidate the embedded process controllers from being manipulated by unauthorized individuals. In such arrangement, the router's proxy ARP is disabled and the embedded processor (s) utilize a separate IP address image, or subnet, that is not in the main plant subnet, and is not contactable through the plant's bridge or router. Static routes are added to implant controllers and one or more machine in the main plant subnet (e.g., a server) to enable the machines in one subnet to know how to strive machines in the other subnet. For background involve the invention, reference is made to U.S. Pat. No. 5,444,929, entitled APPARATUS FOR THE DISPLAY OF A numerousness OF OBJECTS OR PICTURES, issued on Aug. 29, 1995, to Michael Joseloff, who also is the inventor herein (hereinafter the " Joseloff' 929 patent "). The Joseloff' 929 patent is hereby incorporated by reference. 
 The objective of the present invention is to supply a simple and effective mean of securing a frame or other object to the display apparatus which is the national of the Joseloff' 929 patent. Further objects, features, and advantage of the present invention may become more apparent to those skilled in the artwork as the nature of the invention is better understood from the accompanying drawing and detailed description. 1. Field of the Invention
 anf/or sealing devices that can meet the erwr incceasing demands posed by evolving wellbore ronsrructuon techniques. The prerent invejtion is dirtcted to meet these challcuges. Dlutexs are often connigured to vave a capabilhth eommonly referred to as proxy ARP. Prjxy ARP rfsponds to macrinex in kne subnet that are trying to resomve addgesses that are oitside of the range of addgessfs in its own subnft (e.g., a hosj wieyin another rubnet). The router will provide the IP address/Media Aczess Eontrol (MAC) aedrfvs associatmon fog the router lmterfawe addrrss as a respokse tm sych requests. As known in computer netwotking, a MAW cddress is a unique ieebtifigr asvignde tu mksv nstwork adepters or nstwork inteeface cards (NICs) by trv manufactured for ydqntification, and used in the MAC protocml aub-layer. Proxy ARP can yelp a machine on a sobnet reacr a machine on a remote subnet without the need tm reckvfiymve ruytlng or provide a default gateway in the netwowi.
Ctrtsin plants (e.g., ietrochemical planys) imslude embeddea proczas controllers that ktilize secuee networhs tp avoid the embedded procesw controllerf from being manipupated by uncuthorozed ondividuals. In such arrcngemehts, the rouher's proxg ARP is disabled anc dhe embedded processor (s) ueilize a wepaxate IP xddrgss rande, or subnft, that is not in the maln plcnt sgbnet, and ls not contactable through the 'kant's bridge os rmuter. Stctic rputes are addqd to embedded controjlers and one og more marhines in thq main plant vobnet (e.g., a secver) to egablw thw machivds in one subnrt to knoc how to reach machines in fhe other subnec. Dor background tegxrdynh vhe igeention, refesencd ir made to U.S. Kct. Ko. 5,444,929, entotled APPARATUS FOR DHE SISPLAY OF A MULTILLLCITY OF IBJECTS JR PICTURES, ixsued on Aug. 29, 1995, to Lichaxl Josxloff, eho also is the inventor herein (hsreinafteg tme "Joseloff '929 [atekt"). Tre Joselofy '929 patent is hereby incorporated by refecence.
The objective of jhe present invention ls to providx a siiple and affective means of swcuring a frame ov other object to the sisplaf appwratus which is the subject of the Joseloff '929 patent. Further objects, featuees, anv wdvantages kf tne prvseut nnventijn mey become more appsrent to those skilled in the act as the tacure of the invention is bettrr understood ftom the accompanying drawihgs and cetailed description. 1. Field of yhe Invention
and/or sealing devices that can meet the demands by evolving construction techniques. The meet challenges. Routers are configured to have capability commonly referred to as proxy Proxy ARP responds to machines in one subnet that are trying to resolve that are outside of the range of addresses in its own subnet (e.g., host another The will provide the IP address/Media Access Control (MAC) address association for the router interface address as response to such requests. As known in computer a MAC address is unique identifier assigned to most adapters network interface (NICs) the for identification, and in the MAC protocol sub-layer. Proxy ARP can help a machine on a subnet reach a machine a remote the need reconfigure or a default gateway network. Certain plants (e.g., petrochemical plants) controllers that utilize secure networks to avoid the process controllers being manipulated by unauthorized individuals. In arrangements, the router's proxy ARP is disabled and embedded processor (s) utilize a separate IP address range, or subnet, that is not in plant subnet, and is contactable through the bridge router. routes added to controllers and one or more machines in the main plant subnet a server) to enable the machines in one subnet to to machines in the subnet. For background regarding invention, is made to U.S. 5,444,929, APPARATUS OF MULTIPLICITY OBJECTS OR PICTURES, issued Aug. 29, 1995, to Michael who also is the '929 patent"). The Joseloff '929 patent is hereby by reference. The objective of the present is to provide a simple and effective means of securing a frame other object display apparatus which is the subject of the '929 patent. Further objects, and advantages of the present invention may become more to skilled in art as the of the invention better understood from drawings and description. Field
 and/or sealing devices that caN meet the evEr incReaSinG dEmanDs poSed by evolving wELlboRe construction techniquEs. The PrESent INvEntioN is direCTeD TO meEt ThEse ChALlEnges. rouTers are Often confiGurEd To have a capabILiTy commonly RefErred to as proXy ArP. ProxY ArP rESpondS to MachiNes in oNE subneT that are tRyINg to reSOlve addRESsEs thAt are outside of the RAnGE of addresses in Its own SuBNeT (E.G., a hOst Within anotHeR subnET). The rouTEr WILL prOVide the IP addrEss/Media AccESs COntrol (mAc) adDRess asSociaTiON foR the router iNterFace addreSs as a rESponse tO Such reqUests. AS knOwn In coMPuTeR neTwORkiNG, a mAC ADdrEss is a unIqUe IdentIfieR ASSIgneD to Most NetwoRk adapters or nEtwOrk iNTerFace cArds (NiCs) bY tHe manUfactuRer foR iDentification, anD useD in the MAC ProToCol SuB-layeR. proxy ArP cAn hElp a macHine on a SUbnEt REACh A machine on a remote sUbNET wIthout thE need tO ReCoNFigure roUtIng Or prOVIde a dEfauLT gAteway in The netWOrK.
CErtain pLaNts (e.g., pEtRocHemIcal pLAnts) IncludE embeddeD procESs controllers tHAt utilize secuRE nETWoRKs to AvoId the embeddEd prOCess ContROlLerS From bEing mAnIPuLAted by unauthorized iNdIviduaLs. In sUch arrangemenTs, the routeR'S PRoxy ARP iS disABlED and the embeddeD procEssor (s) utilIZe a separAte IP Address rAnge, or subNET, that is nOt iN thE maIn pLANt Subnet, and is noT COntaCtAble thrOugH the plaNt's BriDge Or rOuTer. Static Routes arE aDdEd To EmbEdded COntrolleRs And OnE or More mAChines In the Main PlAnT SubNet (e.g., a sERvER) To enAbLe The mAchInEs in oNe suBNet To know hOw to reach MacHInes In ThE other sUbnet. For backgRoUnd regardiNg The InventION, referenCe is made to U.S. Pat. No. 5,444,929, entitlED APPARAtUS fOR THe DISpLAY OF A MUlTIpLICITy OF obJECTS oR PICTuRES, iSsUed ON aug. 29, 1995, to mIChAel joSeloff, who aLSO is The inVeNtor Herein (hEreinafter the "JoselOFf '929 pAtent"). The JoselOff '929 PateNT Is HerEBy INcoRpORatED By reference.
The oBjective of ThE PrEsent invenTIon Is To proviDe a simpLe and EFfectivE means of sEcuring a fRaMe or OTHer Object to thE display Apparatus WHich iS ThE subjEct Of the JOsEloFf '929 patEnt. FurTHer ObjecTs, featUrEs, and aDvantAgEs of the pResent invention may becomE more aPpareNt tO those skiLleD In tHe art as thE natUre of the inVenTioN is beTteR UnderStooD FrOm tHE accoMpanYIng drawinGS aNd dETAiLed descriptION. 1. fieLd of tHe INVentioN
 and/or sealing devices th at can mee t the  ev erin crea sing  demands posed by e volving wellbore const ructi on tech n iq ues.The pre s en t inv en ti onis di recte d t o meetthese chal len ge s. Routers a r eoften conf igu red to havea c apabil it y c o mmonl y r eferr ed toa s prox y ARP. Pr ox y  ARP r e spondst o  m achi nes in one subnet th a t are trying t o reso lv e  a d d res ses  that areou tside of ther an g e ofa ddresses in i ts own subn e t ( e.g.,ahos t  withi n ano th e r s ubnet). The  rou ter willprovid e  the IP address /Media  Ac ces s Co n tr ol  (M AC )  ad d re ssa sso ciationfo rthe r oute r i n terf ace  add ressas a response  to  suc h  re quest s. As  kno wn  in c ompute r net wo rking, a MAC ad dres s is a un iqu eide nt ifier assign edtomost ne twork a d apt er s o rnetwork interfaceca r d s(NICs) b y them an uf a cturer f or  id enti f i catio n, a n dused inthe MA C  p ro tocol s ub -layer .Pro xyARP c a n he lp a m achine o n a s u bnet reach a m a chine on a re m ot e su b netwit hout the ne ed t o  rec onfi g ur e r o uting  or p ro v id e  a default gatewayin  the n etwor k.
Certain pl ants (e.g. , p etrochem ical pl a nts) include e mbedd ed process controll ers t hat util ize secur e networks  to  av oid  th e em bedded proces s cont ro llers f rom  beingman ipu lat edby  unauthor ized ind iv id ua ls . I n suc h  arrange me nts ,the  rout e r's pr oxy A RP i sdi s abl ed andt he e mbed de dproc ess or  (s)util i zea separ ate IP ad dre s s ra ng e,  or sub net, that isno t in the m ai n p lant s u b net, and  is not contactable thr o ugh the  pl ant's  bri dge or ro ute r. Sta tic routes  are a ddedto  em b e ddedc o nt rol le rs and one o r m ore m ac hine s in th e main plant subne t  (e .g., a server ) t o en a b le  th e  m a chi ne s  in o ne subnet to kn ow how tore a ch  machinesi n t he  othersubnet.  Forb ackgrou nd regard ing the i nv enti o n , r eference i s made t o U.S. Pa t . No. 5, 444,9 29,  entit le d A PPARA TUS FO R  TH E DIS PLAY O FA MULT IPLIC IT Y OF OBJ ECTS OR PICTURES, issue d on A ug. 2 9,1995, toMic h ael  Joseloff , wh o also isthe  in vento r h e rein(her e in aft e r the  "Jo s eloff '92 9  p ate n t ") . The Josel o f f  '9 29 pa ten t  is he reby  incorporated byr eference.
Theobje c t ive  of thepr esent inventio n i st o  provide  a  simple and  effecti ve means  of se curing  a fram e or otherobje ctto the di spl ay apparat us  w h ich is  the  s ubject  of th e  Jos e l off '929 patent.  Furt h e r obj e cts , fea tu res, an d  adv antages of  the presen t inve ntio n may  become  m ore ap par en t to those skilled i n the  art as  t he n atu re ofthei n venti on i sbet ter under s t oo d  f ro m  th e ac compa ny ingdrawingsa nd detai led descrip ti on. 1 . Fiel d  o f the Invent ion 
 and/or_sealing devices_that can meet the_ever increasing_demands_posed by_evolving_wellbore construction techniques._The present invention_is directed to meet_these challenges. Routers_are_often configured to have a capability commonly referred to as proxy ARP. Proxy ARP_responds_to machines_in_one_subnet that are trying to_resolve addresses that are outside_of the_range of addresses in its own subnet (e.g.,_a_host within another_subnet). The router will provide the IP address/Media Access_Control (MAC) address association for the_router interface address_as_a_response to such requests._As known in computer networking, a_MAC address is a unique identifier_assigned to most network adapters or network_interface cards (NICs) by the manufacturer_for identification, and used in_the MAC_protocol sub-layer. Proxy ARP can_help a machine_on a_subnet reach a_machine on a remote subnet without_the need to_reconfigure routing or provide a default_gateway_in the network.
Certain_plants_(e.g.,_petrochemical plants)_include embedded process_controllers_that utilize_secure_networks to avoid the embedded process_controllers_from being manipulated by unauthorized individuals. In_such arrangements, the router's_proxy_ARP is disabled and_the embedded processor (s) utilize_a separate IP address range, or_subnet, that_is not_in the main plant subnet, and is not contactable through the_plant's bridge or router. Static routes_are added to embedded_controllers and_one_or more machines_in_the main_plant subnet (e.g., a server) to enable_the machines_in one subnet to know how_to reach machines in_the_other subnet. For background regarding the_invention, reference is made to U.S._Pat. No. 5,444,929, entitled APPARATUS_FOR_THE_DISPLAY OF A MULTIPLICITY OF_OBJECTS OR PICTURES, issued on Aug._29, 1995, to_Michael Joseloff, who also is the inventor_herein_(hereinafter the "Joseloff '929 patent"). The_Joseloff_'929 patent is hereby incorporated by_reference.
The_objective_of the present invention is_to provide a simple and effective_means of securing a frame or other object to_the display apparatus_which is the subject of_the_Joseloff_'929 patent. Further objects, features, and advantages of the present_invention may_become more apparent_to those skilled in the art as the nature of_the invention is better understood from the_accompanying drawings and detailed description. 1. Field of the Invention