Wi-Fi Direct Multi-Group Network IPv6 Addressing
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Solution Overview
Problem
The depletion of wireless resources and increased telecommunication expenses due to high demand for mobile network data are exacerbated by IP address conflicts in Wi-Fi direct multi-group networks, preventing the extension of these networks.
Innovation Solution
Implementing a Wi-Fi direct multi-group network that uses IPv6 addresses for unique identification and UDP-based broadcast or multicast to avoid IP address conflicts, allowing for successful uplink and downlink transmissions and network extension.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Area of stationary object
If Wi-Fi direct multi-group network is extended to support more user equipment, then network coverage and communication capability are improved, but IP address conflicts occur due to address depletion
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transitions from IPv4 (32-bit address space) to IPv6 (128-bit address space), effectively adding dimensionality to the address space. This dimensional change provides virtually unlimited unique addresses, eliminating IP address conflicts while enabling network extension to support more user equipment and broader network coverage without compromising communication reliability
2Productivity
If direct inter-terminal communication is implemented to reduce base station load, then wireless network efficiency is improved, but network extensibility is limited due to IP address conflicts
Solution Approach 1:
By adopting IPv6 with its vastly expanded address space, the system enables direct inter-terminal communication to scale extensively without IP address conflicts. This allows the D2D communication network to expand adaptively to support more user equipment and diverse communication scenarios while maintaining high wireless network efficiency
3Loss of energy
If Wi-Fi direct communication is used for data transmission, then telecommunication expenses are reduced, but network deployment is hindered by IP address conflicts
Solution Approach 1:
The adoption of IPv6 removes the IP address conflict barrier that hinders Wi-Fi direct network deployment. With sufficient unique addresses available, networks can be deployed more easily and scaled freely, allowing users to benefit from reduced telecommunication expenses through direct peer-to-peer communication without deployment restrictions
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AI summary
A method and apparatus and computer readable record media for communication on a Wi-Fi direct multi-group network. A method for communication in the Wi-Fi direct multi-group network comprising receiving, by a Wi-Fi direct multi-group network server, a request for transmission of a Wi-Fi direct communication application for a Wi-Fi direct multi-group communication service from an user equipment (UE) directly or indirectly through a relay server; and transmitting, by the Wi-Fi direct multi-group network server, the Wi-Fi direct communication application to the UE directly or indirectly through the relay server, wherein the Wi-Fi direct communication application determines destination address information for communication of the UE in the Wi-Fi direct multi-group network.