Reverse internet protocol lookup
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1. A telecommunications system, comprising:
- a network;
a dynamic address generator that creates a unique dynamic address associated with a user for the period of time upon which the user first gains access to said network to the time the user signs off of said network;
a data storage and transfer system comprising a memory that includes a database of sessions data regarding users of said network; and
an external system connected to said network and said data storage and transfer system so that said unique dynamic address associated with said user is relayed to said external system when said user attempts to gain access to said external system; and
said external system queries said data storage and transfer system and requests a session record lookup based upon said dynamic address.
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Abstract
A method of accessing an external system from a network without entering a password to enter the external system. The method includes the steps of a user gains access to a network and creating a unique dynamic address associated with the user for the period of time upon which the user first gains access to the network to the time the user signs off of the network. Relaying the unique dynamic address to an external system and the user gains access to the external system based on the unique dynamic address and without entering a password associated with the external system.
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1. A telecommunications system, comprising:
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a network; a dynamic address generator that creates a unique dynamic address associated with a user for the period of time upon which the user first gains access to said network to the time the user signs off of said network; a data storage and transfer system comprising a memory that includes a database of sessions data regarding users of said network; and an external system connected to said network and said data storage and transfer system so that said unique dynamic address associated with said user is relayed to said external system when said user attempts to gain access to said external system; and said external system queries said data storage and transfer system and requests a session record lookup based upon said dynamic address. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A method of accessing an external system from a network, said method comprising the steps of:
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a user gains access to a network; creating a unique dynamic address associated with said user for the period of time upon which the user first gains access to said network to the time the user signs off of said network; relaying said unique dynamic address to an external system; and said user gains access to said external system based on said unique dynamic address; and querying a data storage and transfer system and requesting a session record lookup based upon said dynamic address. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A system for enabling a user to access an external system connected to a network, comprising in combination:
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a dynamic address generator operative to assign a unique address to a user requesting access to the network, wherein the unique address is relayed to the external system when the user attempts to access the external system; and a data storage and transfer system operative to store a session record including the unique address and user identity information, wherein the data storage and transfer system is operative to relay the user identity information to the external system in response to a query from the external system, and wherein the query identifies the unique address, thereby enabling the external system to determine whether the user is authorized to access the external system. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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21. A method for enabling a user to access a first system connected to a network, comprising in combination:
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receiving an authentication request from the user; authenticating the user to enable the user to access the network; assigning a unique address to the user, wherein the unique address is relayed to the first system when the user attempts to access the first system; storing a session record at a second system, wherein the session record includes the unique address and user identity information; receiving at the second system a query from the first system, wherein the query includes the unique address; and relaying the user identity information from the second system to the first system in response to the query. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32)
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