A method and device for roaming users to log in across domains and monitor services across domains

Abstract

The invention provides a method and a device for cross-domain login and cross-domain monitoring service of a roaming user. The device comprises a session initiation protocol(SIP) agent module, a user agent (UA) module and a signaling control module, wherein the SIP agent module receives cross-domain login information of the roaming user sent by an inferior domain server, informs the UA module of the domain to start agency when the information is the information logged in the domain, otherwise, forwards the information to a superior domain, and sends received login success information and monitor resources addressable for the user to the inferior domain server; the UA module simulates the domain user according to the cross-domain login information to send login information to the signaling control module of the domain server, and sends the received login success information and addressable monitor resources to the SIP agent module of the domain; and the signaling control module is used for receiving the user login information of the domain simulated by the UA module, verifies the user in the information, and sends the login success information and monitor resources operable by the user to the UA module after the verification is passed. According to the method and the device, cross-domain login of the roaming user is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of video monitoring, in particular to a method and a device for roaming users to log in across domains and perform monitoring services across domains. Background technique [0002] Nowadays, most large-scale monitoring environments are multi-level and multi-domain monitoring systems, and each domain pushes shareable monitoring resources to other domains. Each area has an independent user management subsystem, which configures different permissions and resources for users. Users in each domain log in to the management platform of their respective domains to monitor business operations. Cross-domain services are configured as external domains between servers, and business operations are monitored in accordance with inter-domain operation standards. [0003] However, in the current multi-level and multi-domain monitoring system, the upper-level domain network generally has restrictions on the IP addresses tha...

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[0003] However, in the current multi-level and multi-domain monitoring system, the upper-level domain network generally has restrictions on the IP addresses that can access the upper-level domain, and only allows relevant servers in each domain to pass through. within the upper-level domain, users will not be able to log in to the upper-level domain platform, resulting in the upper-level domain users not being able to view the monitoring resources within their own authority

For example, a user with the highest authority in the provincial domain visits the county domain, hoping to view the monitoring resources of the city domain on the terminal of the county domain (for example, a certain channel of the front-end monitoring equipment of the city domain). Some technologies will not be able to meet the needs of users

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