DEEP PACKET INSPECTION DEVICE AND METHOD

• US 20100150104A1
• Filed: 02/19/2009
• Published: 06/17/2010
• Est. Priority Date: 12/17/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea University Industrial & Academic Collaboration Foundation
• Original Assignee: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea University Industrial & Academic Collaboration Foundation
• Inventors: Choi, Song In, Park, Man Ho, Kim, Jung Hak, Kim, Seung Bin, YOON, Byung Sik, In, Hoh Peter, Lee, Myoung Rak, Park, Sung Jun
• Application Number:
  US12/388,993
• Publication Number:
  US 20100150104A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 370/331
• CPC Class Codes: H04W 36/0011 for data sessions of end-to-end connection
• CPC Class Codes: H04W 36/14 Reselecting a network or an air interface

Abstract

The present invention relates to a deep packet inspection method and device of a wireless communication system. The deep packet inspection method includes: receiving a first deep packet inspection result for a packet of a terminal from a first subnet before a handover when the handover occurs; receiving a second deep packet inspection result for the packet of the terminal from a second subnet after the handover; and coordinating the first deep packet inspection result and the second deep packet inspection result when the handover occurs.

Claims

1. A deep packet inspection method of a wireless communication system comprising:

receiving a first deep packet inspection result for a packet of a terminal from a first subnet before a handover when the handover occurs;

receiving a second deep packet inspection result for the packet of the terminal from a second subnet after the handover; and

coordinating the first deep packet inspection result and the second deep packet inspection result when the handover occurs.

2. The deep packet inspection method of claim 1, further including:

receiving an identifier of the terminal from an authentication server; and

receiving a care-of address and a home address of the terminal from a home agent.

3. The deep packet inspection method of claim 1, wherein

the receiving of a first deep packet inspection result comprises receiving an identifier of the terminal, a care-of address of the first subnet of the terminal, and a home address of the terminal, and

the receiving of a second deep packet inspection result comprises receiving an identifier of the terminal, a care-of address of the second subnet of the terminal, and a home address of the terminal.

4. The deep packet inspection method of claim 1, wherein

the coordinating comprises coordinating the first deep packet inspection result and the second deep packet inspection result into a third deep packet inspection result based on proper information of the terminal.

5. The deep packet inspection method of claim 4, wherein

the proper information comprises at least one of an identifier of the terminal, a home address of the terminal, and an Internet protocol (IP) address of the terminal.

6. The deep packet inspection method of claim 1, wherein

the first deep packet inspection result is generated by matching a packet of the terminal and a pattern of a deep packet inspection algorithm in the first subnet, and

the second deep packet inspection result is generated by matching a packet of the terminal and a pattern of a deep packet inspection algorithm in the second subnet.

7. A deep packet inspection method of a wireless communication system comprising:

capturing a packet generated by a terminal in a first subnet;

generating a deep packet inspection result by matching the captured packet and a pattern of a deep packet inspection algorithm; and

transmitting the deep packet inspection result to a deep packet inspection server for managing the first subnet and the second subnet when a handover from the first subnet to the second subnet occurs.

8. The deep packet inspection method of claim 7, further comprising:

receiving an identifier of the terminal from an authentication server; and

receiving a care-of address and a home address of the terminal from a home agent.

9. The deep packet inspection method of claim 7, wherein

the transmitting comprises transmitting an identifier of the terminal, a care-of address of the first subnet of the terminal, and a home address of the terminal to the deep packet inspection server.

10. A deep packet inspection device comprising:

a receiver for receiving a first deep packet inspection result for a packet of a terminal from a first subnet before a handover when the handover occurs, and receiving a second deep packet inspection result for the packet of the terminal from a second subnet after the handover; and

a coordinator for generating a third deep packet inspection result by coordinating the first deep packet inspection result and the second deep packet inspection result when the handover occurs.

11. The deep packet inspection device of claim 10, further including:

a first deep packet inspection client, comprised in the first subnet, for generating the first deep packet inspection result by matching a packet of the terminal and a pattern of an inspecting algorithm; and

a second deep packet inspection client, comprised in the second subnet, for generating the first deep packet inspection result by matching the packet of the terminal and the pattern of the inspecting algorithm.

12. The deep packet inspection device of claim 10, wherein

the coordinator coordinates the first deep packet inspection result and the second deep packet inspection result into a third deep packet inspection result based on proper information of the terminal.