A method for obtaining terminal access identification and identity information server
A technology for accessing identification and identity information, which is applied in wireless communication, network data management, electrical components, etc., and can solve problems such as inability to access the network and inability of terminals to obtain AID
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[0078] Figure 4 Shown is the first embodiment of this implementation mode, which is a process in which a terminal accesses the network and obtains the access identification (AID) of the terminal from the network, specifically including the following steps:
[0079]Step 401: The terminal roams to the visited operator, accesses the network of the visited operator, and attaches to its Access Service Router (ASR). At this time, the ASR is the service ASR of the terminal (namely, the visited service ASR);
[0080] Generally speaking, in this step, the serving ASR acquires the identifier used by the terminal for access authentication, such as the above-mentioned IMSI, NAI, or User Name (User Name). Based on the above user name, the network first performs access authentication on the terminal user, and then executes subsequent procedures after the access authentication is passed.
[0081] Step 402: The above-mentioned ASR (located at the operator in the visited place) queries the ...
Embodiment 2
[0106] Image 6 Shown is the second embodiment of the present invention, and it is still assumed that the terminal accesses the network at the visited operator, that is, the current service ASR of the terminal is located at the visited operator.
[0107] Step 601: The correspondent node (Correspondent Node, CN for short) of the terminal sends a data message to the terminal, the destination IP address of the data message is set to the AID of the terminal, and the data message first arrives at the service ASR (CN-ASR) of the CN;
[0108] Step 602: When the CN-ASR cannot find the terminal's location information locally, query the terminal's location information from the ILR in the operator's domain where the CN-ASR is located, and the query message carries the terminal's AID;
[0109] It is assumed that the operator where the CN-ASR is located is not the home operator of the terminal.
[0110] Step 603: Assuming that the ILR in the operator's domain where the CN-ASR is located c...
Embodiment 3
[0117] Figure 7 Shown is the third embodiment of the present invention, and it is still assumed that the terminal accesses the network at the visited operator, that is, the current service ASR of the terminal is located at the visited operator. When the terminal exits the network, it is necessary to clear the location information of the terminal stored in the terminal's home ILR, which specifically includes the following steps.
[0118] Step 701: The current service ASR of the terminal receives an instruction that the terminal withdraws from the network or releases the IP address;
[0119] Step 702: The above-mentioned ASR sends a message to the ILR (Visited ILR) in the local domain (that is, the domain of the terminal's visited operator) to delete the location information of the terminal, which includes the AID of the terminal and preferably also carries the information used by the terminal to connect to the terminal. logon of authentication;
[0120] Step 703: After recei...
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