METHOD FOR SETTING UP APPLICATIONS BY INTERCEPTION ON AN EXISTING NETWORK
First Claim
1. Method for setting up applications in an existing network by interception of communications between a customer application and a server application, said method comprising the positioning of an item of equipment at an interception point of a line of communication that is known to support all of the packet exchanges between the customer and server applications, and allowing the creation of a connection termination point on a new application by imitating the network identity of the application originally requested by the customer application.
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Abstract
The invention concerns a method for extending applications in an existing network by intercepting communications between a client application (C) and a server application (S). It includes fixing a device (B) in a point of interception (I) of a communication line (L), which is known to support all the packet exchanges between the client (C) and the server (S) applications and enabling a connection termination point to be created on the new application (N) emulating the network identity of the application originally requested by the client application (C).
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- 1. Method for setting up applications in an existing network by interception of communications between a customer application and a server application, said method comprising the positioning of an item of equipment at an interception point of a line of communication that is known to support all of the packet exchanges between the customer and server applications, and allowing the creation of a connection termination point on a new application by imitating the network identity of the application originally requested by the customer application.
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