Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20090150524
Filing Date: December 10, 2008Priority Date: December 11, 2007
Inventors: Daisuke ARAI, Akira IDOUE, Takeshi KOUYAMA, Jun ENDOU
Assignee(s): KDDI CORPORATION
Current U.S. Classification: 709, 709/220000
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A network configuration method in which a management server and a local network are connected to a network, and compliant and noncompliant equipment which are arranged on the local network and compliant with and noncompliant with an auto-configuration protocol are automatically configured via the network from the management server, comprising the steps of:the compliant equipment transmitting a configuration request to the management server;the management server replying with configuration information of compliant equipment and configuration information of noncompliant equipment in response to the configuration request;the compliant equipment receiving its own configuration information and the configuration information of noncompliant equipment from the management server;the compliant equipment configuring its own received configuration information into itself;the compliant equipment establishing a communication channel between itself and the noncompliant equipment; andthe compliant equipment configuring the received configuration information of the noncompliant equipment into the noncompliant equipment via the communication channel.
Submitted by: Susan MurrayLast updated: over 2 years ago
Title Proceedings of the 1st ACM workshop on Dynamic interconnection of networks
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The Internet is characterized by the coexistence of two Internet Protocol (IP) versions and multiple autoconfiguration mechanisms which are deployed targeting specific communication scenarios ... In this paper we make a survey of the autoconfiguration mechanisms available for IP networks, and argue that a new solution is needed, so that the proper autoconfiguration mechanism can be selected automatically, dynamically and efficiently, and future communication paradigms can be properly addressed.
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