Multi-Terminal Login via Body Identification Segmentation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional technologies restrict a user's identification to logging into only one terminal client at a time, failing to allow seamless switching and simultaneous login across multiple terminals and scenes.
Innovation Solution
A method and server system that assigns a body identification corresponding to the user's identification upon login, enabling multiple terminal clients to log in simultaneously without forcing other users to log out, through a receiving, generating, and returning module configuration.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If traditional login technology is used, then one user's identification can only log into one terminal client at a time, but this fails to meet the requirement for simultaneously logging in multiple scenes and terminals
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the user identification into two distinct parts: user ID (identifying the user) and body ID (identifying the terminal/client). This segmentation allows the same user ID to be associated with multiple different body IDs simultaneously, enabling multi-terminal login while maintaining clear distinction between user identity and device identity. The segmentation resolves the contradiction by allowing versatility without requiring complex relationship management.
Solution Approach 2:
The body ID acts as an intermediary between the user ID and the terminal client. Instead of directly linking user ID to multiple terminals (which would create complex many-to-many relationships), the body ID serves as an intermediate layer that simplifies the association. The server manages the mapping between user ID, body ID, and terminal information, reducing system complexity while enabling multi-terminal capability.
2Ease of operation
If one user's identification is restricted to single terminal login, then system simplicity is maintained, but user experience and seamless switching between terminals is compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The system implements feedback mechanisms where the server continuously monitors and manages the associations between user IDs, body IDs, and terminal clients. When login/logout operations occur, the server updates the relationship mappings and notifies relevant clients. This feedback loop ensures that session management remains reliable even as multiple terminals are involved, resolving the contradiction between ease of operation and session reliability.
Solution Approach 2:
The body ID is designed as a universal identifier that can represent any terminal client type (PC, mobile, tablet, etc.). This multi-functionality allows the same user ID to seamlessly switch between different terminal types without requiring terminal-specific login mechanisms. The universal body ID maintains session reliability across diverse platforms while enabling easy terminal switching.
Data Source
AI summary
A method, server and computer storage medium for logging in, the method includes: receiving a login request including user's identification; assigning a body identification corresponding to the user's identification according to the login request, and generating a success login message that includes the body identification; returning the success login message including the body identification. The method distributes a corresponding body identification after receiving a login request that includes user's identifications, then returns a success login message containing the body identification to the client. When a same user's identification logs in different terminal clients, corresponding body identifications are distributed to every client, thereby the same user's identification can log in different terminal clients simultaneously without forcing other user's identifications which have logged in other terminals to be logged out.