Routing method and system using an internet protocol
First Claim
1. A routing method in a network, using an Internet protocol, composed of a plurality of subnetworks unified by a plurality of routing devices, whereina table is provided in each of the routing devices that stores information pertaining to each of the routing devices indicating terminal addresses and times of connection to the network for every terminal included within the network;
- when a terminal is connected to any one of said subnetworks, the routing device corresponding to that subnetwork both updates the content of said table incorporated in that routing device and communicates to other of the routing devices the address and connection time of said connected terminal by means of a subscriber signal; and
each of the other routing devices that receives said subscriber signal updates the table incorporated in that routing device based on results of a comparison of the connection time within said subscriber signal with the connection time within its own table.
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Abstract
Routing methods, using an Internet protocol, which allows free alteration of the connection of a terminal between subnetworks such as local area networks (LANs) without necessitating modification of IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. The subnetworks are unified to constitute a network by a plurality of routers and each router is provided with a table which stores information according to every router indicating terminal addresses and times of connection to the network for every terminal included within the network. When a terminal is connected to any one of the subnetworks, the router corresponding to that subnetwork both updates the content of the table incorporated in that router and communicates to other routers the address and connection time of the connected terminal by means of a subscriber signal. A router which receives the subscriber signal updates the table incorporated in that router based on the results of comparing the connection time within the subscriber signal with the connection time within its own table.
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6 Claims
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1. A routing method in a network, using an Internet protocol, composed of a plurality of subnetworks unified by a plurality of routing devices, wherein
a table is provided in each of the routing devices that stores information pertaining to each of the routing devices indicating terminal addresses and times of connection to the network for every terminal included within the network; -
when a terminal is connected to any one of said subnetworks, the routing device corresponding to that subnetwork both updates the content of said table incorporated in that routing device and communicates to other of the routing devices the address and connection time of said connected terminal by means of a subscriber signal; and each of the other routing devices that receives said subscriber signal updates the table incorporated in that routing device based on results of a comparison of the connection time within said subscriber signal with the connection time within its own table. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A routing system employed in constituting a network, using an Internet protocol, in which a plurality of subnetworks are combined, characterized by comprising:
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a plurality of routing devices provided for mutually connecting the subnetworks, and tables provided for each of said routing devices for storing information pertaining to every routing device including the terminal address and connection times for each of a plurality of terminals included within the network; wherein, when one of said terminals is connected to one of the subnetworks connected to any one of said routing devices, content of said table provided for the routing device connected to the terminal is updated, and the address and connection time of that terminal are communicated to other of the routing devices as subscriber information; and
the table incorporated in each of the other routing devices that receives said subscriber information is updated based on results of a comparison of the connection time within the table with the connection time within said subscriber information. - View Dependent Claims (6)
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