Network interconnection apparatus, network interconnection method, name resolution apparatus and computer program
Abstract
A power source of a LAN terminal at a home such as home server is turned on from the outside the home via the Internet. A home gateway apparatus receives such a start request by proxy and transmits a start instruction packet to corresponding equipment on the home LAN. Although there is a case where the protocols of an external network and the home LAN are different from each other, the home gateway apparatus performs a protocol conversion process for assimilating discrepancy between the protocols. Moreover, on the, home LAN, the start instruction packet to the corresponding equipment may be issued by utilizing a magic packet technique.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 22 . (canceled)
23 . A name resolution apparatus for solving a name problem with respect to a host apparatus, to which a network address is dynamically allocated, on a network space in which a corresponding relationship between a domain name of said host apparatus and a network address allocated to said host apparatus is managed by a DNS server, said name resolution apparatus comprising:
communication means for data communicating on said network; domain name management means for managing said domain name of said host apparatus; extraction means for extracting said domain name of said host apparatus in response to reception from said host apparatus of a network address dynamically allocated; and registration means for registering a domain name and network address of said host apparatus to said DNS server.
24 . The name resolution apparatus according to claim 23 , further comprising:
authentication means for authenticating a host apparatus; wherein said name resolution apparatus receives a network address from a host apparatus after an authentication process.
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