Method and device for relocating address space
A relocation, address space technology, applied in network data management, electrical components, transmission systems, etc.
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[0028] figure 1 A tree structure showing hierarchical addressing in network 1. The network tree includes empty node 2 (open symbols) and a node occupied by router 3 (shaded symbols). The reference symbols for empty Node 2 and Router 3 carry two indices specifying the position of Node 2 or Router 3 within the network tree. The first index represents the network depth D, which is also indicated in figure 1 on the right hand side of the . The second index consecutively numbers the nodes within each network depth D (empty nodes 2 and routers 3 of occupied nodes). The leaves of the tree can also be occupied by end devices.
[0029] router 3 0-0 Indicates the root of the network tree. this router 3 0-0 The total available address space is allocated. By way of example, assume that one of the addresses in the address space is used to address router 3 0-0 itself, some addresses are used to connect end devices to router 3 0-0 , and the remaining addresses are evenly split into...
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