IP MANAGEMENT METHOD, CLIENT AND SERVER
First Claim
1. An IP management method comprising:
- looking up, by a client device, in a first correspondence table to determine an IP address of a server corresponding to a type of service to which the client device is to access, wherein the first correspondence table is saved by the client device and stores correspondence between IP addresses of servers and types of services in a service cluster;
sending, by the client device, an access request to the server corresponding to the determined IP address, wherein the access request comprises information indicating the type of service to which the client device is to access; and
receiving, by the client device, access data fed back by the server, wherein the access data corresponds to the type of service to which the client device is to access,wherein the access request further comprises a latest update time of the first correspondence table, and the method further comprises;
receiving, by the client device, update data for the first correspondence table fed back by the server, wherein the update data represents data updated in a second correspondence table during a period from the latest update time of the first correspondence table to a current time, and the second correspondence table is saved by the server and stores correspondence between the IP addresses of the servers and the types of services in the service cluster.
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Abstract
An IP management method, a client and a server. The method comprises: searching, by a client, a first correlation table, and determining an IP address of a server corresponding to the type of a service to which the client needs access, the first correlation table being a table of the correlation between the IP address of the server in a service cluster saved by the client and the type of the service; sending, by the client, an access request to a server corresponding to the determined IP address of the server, the access request containing the type of the service to which the client needs access; and receiving, by the client, access data which is fed back by the server and corresponds to the type of the service to which the client needs access.
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14 Claims
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1. An IP management method comprising:
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looking up, by a client device, in a first correspondence table to determine an IP address of a server corresponding to a type of service to which the client device is to access, wherein the first correspondence table is saved by the client device and stores correspondence between IP addresses of servers and types of services in a service cluster; sending, by the client device, an access request to the server corresponding to the determined IP address, wherein the access request comprises information indicating the type of service to which the client device is to access; and receiving, by the client device, access data fed back by the server, wherein the access data corresponds to the type of service to which the client device is to access, wherein the access request further comprises a latest update time of the first correspondence table, and the method further comprises; receiving, by the client device, update data for the first correspondence table fed back by the server, wherein the update data represents data updated in a second correspondence table during a period from the latest update time of the first correspondence table to a current time, and the second correspondence table is saved by the server and stores correspondence between the IP addresses of the servers and the types of services in the service cluster.
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5. An IP management method comprising:
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receiving, by a first server, an access request sent by a client device, wherein the access request comprises information indicating a type of service to which the client device is to access and a latest update time of a first correspondence table saved by the client device, wherein the first correspondence table is saved by the client device and stores correspondence between IP addresses of servers and types of services in a service cluster; and feeding back, by the first server, access data corresponding to the type of service to which the client device is to access and update data for the first correspondence table based on the access request, wherein the update data represents data updated in a second correspondence table during a period from a latest update time of the first correspondence table to a current time, and the second correspondence table is saved by the first server and stores correspondence between the IP addresses of servers and the types of services in the service cluster. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A client device comprising:
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one or more processors; and storage media for storing instructions, wherein when executing the instructions, the one or more processors are configured for; looking-up in a first correspondence table to determine an IP address of a server corresponding to a type of service to which the client device is to access, wherein the first correspondence table is saved by the client device and stores correspondence between IP addresses of servers and types of services in a service cluster; sending, an access request to the server corresponding to the determined IP address, wherein the access request comprises information indicating the type of service to which the client device is to access; and receiving, access data fed back by the server, wherein the access data corresponds to the type of service to which the client device is to access, wherein in a case that the access request further comprises a latest update time of the first correspondence table, the one or more processors are further configured for; receiving update data for the first correspondence table fed back by the server, wherein the update data represents data updated in a second correspondence table during a period from a latest update time of the first correspondence table to a current time, and the second correspondence table is saved by the server and stores correspondence between the IP addresses of the servers and the types of services in the service cluster.
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