CN113709268A - Network random on-demand addressing method and its interconnected network - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a network random request addressing method and its interconnected network, the network includes host, router, link, node and interface connecting the node to the link, distributing the random request address of the network to each interface of a group of nodes, a group of nodes receives and transmits data packet according to the random request address; the network address is divided into 7 segments and 232 bits, the original network transmission mode is changed, and the address capacity is expanded. The invention provides an arbitrary on-demand address and an arbitrary on-demand addressing mode based on a new address type so as to support more address hierarchies, more addressable nodes and simpler automatic address configuration.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of internet, in particular to an arbitrary on-demand address and an arbitrary on-demand addressing mode based on a new address type.
Technical Field
Nowadays, the internet has become an indispensable important part in our daily life, and after the internet is accessed, the china internet undergoes rapid development and achieves huge achievements, but the problems of free network application and information security become more obvious. There are more limitations in terms of network security and network application freedom. At present, the internet of vehicles, the internet of things, smart cities and the like which are vigorously developed in China are all built on the basis of the internet. Therefore, there is also a great risk: the resolution of the domain name stops, internet access is limited, and the entire network will fall into paralysis. Besides the hidden dangers in the aspects of free network application and safety, the economic expenditure generated by the Internet is huge, and with the coming of the era of the Internet of things, the IP address and the international export flow cost required by China will also rise greatly due to the introduction of electronic tags, 4G and 5G mobile terminals. The current internet network ownership limit is still large, and the application freedom is relatively weak.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides an arbitrary on-demand address and an arbitrary on-demand addressing mode based on a new address type, which are used for sending a data packet to any one of a group of nodes.
In order to solve the problems, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a network discretionary on-demand addressing method, the network comprising a host, a router, a link, a node, and an interface connecting the node to the link, the network discretionary on-demand addressing method comprising the steps of:
distributing any on-demand address of a network to each interface of a group of nodes, and receiving and transmitting data packets by the group of nodes according to the any on-demand address; wherein any on-demand address is an address aggregated using a continuous bit mask,
a group of interfaces belonging to different nodes has an identifier, and packets sent to the arbitrary on-demand address are passed to an interface identified by the identifier and closest to the distance metric according to the routing protocol.
As one embodiment, the arbitrary on-demand address has 232 bits and is divided into 7 segments, wherein, the 1 st segment is the 1 st to 8 th bits and represents a type prefix, the 2 nd segment is the 9 th to 16 th bits and represents a country, the 3 rd segment is the 17 rd to 32 th bits and represents a region, the 4 th segment is the 33 th to 40 th bits and represents a top-level operator, the 5 th segment is the 41 th to 56 th bits and represents an operator definition, the 6 th segment is the 57 th to 200 th bits and represents a user ID, and the 7 th segment is the 201 th to 232 th bits and represents an interface address;
when the 8 th bit in the type prefix is 5, the address type is any on-demand address.
As one of the embodiments, the arbitrary on-demand address is used to identify a group of routers belonging to an organization providing network services, and the arbitrary on-demand address is used in a routing header to identify an address.
The arbitrary on-demand address is used to identify a group of routers connected to a particular subnet, or to identify a group of routers providing ingress to a particular routing domain, among other embodiments.
As one embodiment, the arbitrary on-demand address is not used for a source address of a packet, and the arbitrary on-demand address is not assigned to the host but only assigned to the router.
As one of the embodiments, the router identifies all addresses that the host can identify, and can also identify the following addresses that identify itself:
configuring any on-demand address of a subnet router used by an interface for the router to work;
all other arbitrary on-demand addresses to be used by the router configuration are completed.
In one embodiment, among the 7 segments constituting the arbitrary on-demand address, the 1 st segment to the 5 th segment and the 7 th segment are decimal values, the 6 th segment is a character string value, and each segment is separated by a one-sided brace symbol.
As one of the embodiments, when 7 segments constituting any on-demand address are all 0, the any on-demand address is taken as a designated address; when the 1 st section to the 6 th section in the 7 sections forming the arbitrary on-demand address are 0 and the 7 th section is 1, the arbitrary on-demand address is used as a return address, and the node with the return address is used for sending a data packet to the node.
As one of the embodiments, any on-demand address has an address prefix, the length of which is the decimal value that makes up the address prefix.
Based on the same inventive concept, the invention also provides an internet, wherein the internet is addressed by any network unicast addressing method to transmit data packets.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the invention relates to an arbitrary on-demand address and an arbitrary on-demand addressing mode based on a new address type, which are used for sending a data packet to any one of a group of nodes.
2. The technical scheme expands the capacity of any on-demand address and increases the length of any on-demand address to 232 bits so as to support more any on-demand address hierarchies, more addressable nodes and simpler automatic any on-demand address configuration.
3. The system adds the identification country code, the area code, the operator code, the unified credit code or the national institution code or the personal identification number which are uniformly gathered in any on-demand address, adds a new identifier in the original any on-demand address, and realizes more any on-demand address information.
4. The method realizes the comprehensive address distinguishing function by binding any on-demand address with individuals, companies and countries one by one.
5. The patent distinguishes 7 fields of any on-demand address through { }, has a clear structure and an obvious marking function, and is more favorable for butt joint in the analysis process of any on-demand address.
These features and advantages of the present invention will be disclosed in more detail in the following detailed description of the invention. The best mode or means of the present invention will be described in detail, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In addition, each of these features, elements and components appearing hereinafter is a plurality and different symbols or numerals are labeled for convenience of representation, but all represent components of the same or similar construction or function.
Detailed Description
The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention are explained and illustrated below, but the following embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and not all of them. Based on the embodiments in the embodiment, those skilled in the art can obtain other embodiments without creative efforts, which belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
Reference in the specification to "one embodiment" or "an example" means that a particular feature, structure or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment itself may be included in at least one embodiment of the patent disclosure. The appearances of the phrase "in one embodiment" in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment.
Example 1
A network discretionary on-demand addressing method, the network comprising a host, a router, a link, a node, and an interface connecting the node to the link, the network discretionary on-demand addressing method comprising the steps of:
distributing any on-demand address of a network to each interface of a group of nodes, and receiving and transmitting data packets by the group of nodes according to the any on-demand address; wherein any on-demand address is an address aggregated using a continuous bit mask,
a group of interfaces belonging to different nodes has an identifier, and packets sent to the arbitrary on-demand address are passed to an interface identified by the identifier and closest to the distance metric according to the routing protocol.
The arbitrary on-demand address has 232 bits and is divided into 7 segments, wherein, the 1 st segment is the 1 st to 8 th bits and represents the type prefix, the 2 nd segment is the 9 nd to 16 th bits and represents the country, the 3 rd segment is the 17 th to 32 th bits and represents the region, the 4 th segment is the 33 th to 40 th bits and represents the top-level operator, the 5 th segment is the 41 th to 56 th bits and represents the operator definition, the 6 th segment is the 57 th to 200 th bits and represents the user ID, and the 7 th segment is the 201 th to 232 th bits and represents the interface address;
when the 8 th bit in the type prefix is 5, the address type is any on-demand address.
The preferred text string canonical address form adopted in this embodiment is as follows, without limitation to other forms:
among the 7 segments forming any on-demand address, the 1 st segment to the 5 th segment and the 7 th segment are decimal values, the 6 th segment is a character string value, each segment is separated by a one-sided brace symbol, for example, any on-demand address is: a { b { c { d { f { g, wherein:
a is a decimal value of an 8-bit address segment, representing a type prefix, for identifying the address category, i.e. any on-demand address is 5 (00000005 compression or abbreviated recognition mode, vide infra).
b is a decimal value of an 8-bit address field representing a country code for being identified as a country, for example a chinese code of 1 may be defined.
c is a decimal value of a 16-bit address field representing a regional code within a country hierarchy for a regional code identified as the country based on identifying the country code, for example, the shanghai code may be defined as 21.
d is a decimal value of an 8-bit address field representing an operator code within a national hierarchy for being identified as a specific operator, e.g., a chinese telecom code of 1, a chinese unicom code of 3, etc.
e is a decimal value of a 16-bit address field representing an operator definition for operator-defined encoding.
f is a string value of 144-bit address field, which may include numbers and upper and lower case English letters, representing the user ID, which may be an organization, company, natural person, etc. Any on-demand address has an address prefix, the length of which is the decimal value that makes up the address prefix.
g is a decimal value of a 32-bit address field, which may also be identified by a dotted decimal number, representing the user interface address. The user interface address may be an interface address in IPv4 mode.
For example: any on-demand address for a server of a company can be identified as:
5{1{10{1{1000{91110000802017541K{10.0.0.1，
or 5{1{10{1{1000{91110000802017541K { 167772161.
As one of the embodiments, any on-demand address has an address prefix, the length of which is the decimal value that makes up the address prefix. This embodiment also discloses a representation manner of the address prefix of the arbitrary on-demand address:
any on-demand address/prefix length;
wherein the prefix length is a decimal value that constitutes a prefix identifying the length of the leftmost consecutive address bits of any on-demand address.
For example:
200 length prefix of any on-demand address of a natural person:
5{1{21{2{1000{310107198808031X can be represented in the following format:
5{1{21{2{1000{3101071988080310/200, the entire arbitrary on-demand address can be abbreviated as:
5{1{21{2{1000{3101071988080310{10.0.0.1/200, then, the address range that a natural person possesses is:
5{1{21{2{1000{3101071988080310{1---5{1{21{2{1000 {3101071988080310{4294967294，
the 1 st, 2 nd, 4 th and 6 th section addresses of any on-demand address cannot be divided by masks, and the mask range is as follows:
8
16～32
40～56
200～232。
in assigning any on-demand address, if an address contains a long string of 0 bits, then using "{ }" indicates that there are multiple sets of 0 values. The node receives and transmits the data packet according to any on-demand address of each interface, and the node with the return address is used for sending the data packet to the node. The return address is not assigned to any logistics interface.
For example:
when the 1 st section to the 6 th section in the 7 sections forming the arbitrary on-demand address are 0 and the 7 th section is 1, the arbitrary on-demand address is used as a return address, and the node with the return address is used for sending a data packet to the node:
0{0{0{0{0{0{1: return address, which may be denoted as {6} 1;
when the 7 segments forming any on-demand address are all 0, taking the any on-demand address as an unspecified address:
0{0{0{0{0{0{0: the address is not indicated and may be denoted as 7.
Unspecified addresses cannot be allocated to any node, one application of unspecified addresses is to add an unspecified address to the source address field of a transmitted packet at the time of initialization of the host, before the host does not get its own address. Unspecified addresses cannot be used in packets as destination addresses nor in routing headers of the network.
The arbitrary on-demand address is used to identify a group of routers belonging to an organization providing network services, and the arbitrary on-demand address is used in a routing header to identify an address.
The arbitrary on-demand address is used to identify a group of routers connected to a particular subnet or to identify a group of routers providing ingress to a particular routing domain.
The arbitrary on-demand address is not used for a source address of the packet, and the arbitrary on-demand address is not assigned to the host and is only assigned to the router.
The router identifies all addresses that the host can identify, and can also identify the following addresses that identify itself:
configuring any on-demand address of a subnet router used by an interface for the router to work;
all other arbitrary on-demand addresses to be used by the router configuration are completed.
Example 2
The embodiment provides an internet, and the internet provided by the embodiment is addressed by the network any on-demand addressing method described in the embodiment one, and transmits a data packet.
The above are merely specific embodiments of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the present invention includes, but is not limited to, those described in the foregoing detailed description. Any modification which does not depart from the functional and structural principles of the present invention is intended to be included within the scope of the claims.
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1. A network random on-demand addressing method is characterized in that: the network comprises a host, a router, a link, a node and an interface for connecting the node to the link, and the arbitrary on-demand addressing method of the network comprises the following steps:
distributing any on-demand address of a network to each interface of a group of nodes, and receiving and transmitting data packets by the group of nodes according to the any on-demand address; wherein any on-demand address is an address aggregated using a continuous bit mask,
a group of interfaces belonging to different nodes has an identifier, and packets sent to the arbitrary on-demand address are passed to an interface identified by the identifier and closest to the distance metric according to the routing protocol.
2. The network anyon-demand addressing method according to claim 1, wherein the anyon-demand address has 232 bits and is divided into 7 segments, wherein, the 1 st segment is the 1 st to 8 th bits and represents type prefix, the 2 nd segment is the 9 nd to 16 th bits and represents country, the 3 rd segment is the 17 rd to 32 th bits and represents region, the 4 th segment is the 33 rd to 40 th bits and represents top level operator, the 5 th segment is the 41 th to 56 th bits and represents operator definition, the 6 th segment is the 57 th to 200 th bits and represents user ID, and the 7 th segment is the 201 th to 232 th bits and represents interface address;
when the 8 th bit in the type prefix is 5, the address type is any on-demand address.
3. A method as claimed in claim 2, wherein said arbitrary on-demand address is used to identify a group of routers belonging to an organization providing network services, said arbitrary on-demand address being used in a routing header to identify an address.
4. A network anyon-demand addressing method according to claim 2, characterized in that said anyon-demand address is used to identify a group of routers connected to a specific subnet or to identify a group of routers providing ingress to a specific routing domain.
5. A network anyon-demand addressing method according to claim 2, characterized in that said anyon-demand address is not used for source address of packets, said anyon-demand address is not assigned to a host, only to a router.
6. A network anyon-demand addressing method according to claim 2, wherein said router identifies all addresses that the host can identify, and further identifies the following addresses that identify itself:
configuring any on-demand address of a subnet router used by an interface for the router to work;
all other arbitrary on-demand addresses to be used by the router configuration are completed.
7. A network anyon-demand addressing method according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that of the 7 segments constituting the anyon-demand address, the 1 st to 5 th segments and the 7 th segment are decimal values, the 6 th segment is a character string value, and each segment is separated by a one-sided brace symbol.
8. The network anyon-demand addressing method according to one of claims 1 to 6, wherein when 7 segments constituting an anyon-demand address are all 0, the anyon-demand address is taken as a designated address; when the 1 st section to the 6 th section in the 7 sections forming the arbitrary on-demand address are 0 and the 7 th section is 1, the arbitrary on-demand address is used as a return address, and the node with the return address is used for sending a data packet to the node.
9. A network anyon-demand addressing method according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the anyon-demand address has an address prefix, the length of which is the decimal value constituting the address prefix.
10. An internet network, characterized in that the internet network is addressed by the network-on-demand addressing method according to any of claims 1 to 9 for transmitting data packets.
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