Method and apparatus for providing remote access service
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsSeong-ho CHO, Se-hee HAN, Je-young MAENG
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Abstract
A remote access service is provided by receiving remote access transport agent (RATA) capability information of a home remote access server (RAS) and a remote RAS from the home RAS and the remote RAS, respectively, generating a RATA profile based on the RATA capability information, supported by the home RAS and the remote RAS, and transmitting the generated RATA profile to the home RAS and the remote RAS, respectively.
Claims15
A method of providing a remote access service by using a home remote access server (RAS), the method comprising:
- receiving a session initiation protocol (SIP) identifier (ID) of a remote RAS from a management console;
- generating a payload of a SIP packet comprising a SIP ID of the remote RAS and transport address (TA) set information corresponding to candidate Internet protocols (IP) addresses to access the home RAS;
- and
- transmitting the SIP packet to a SIP server.
A home remote access server (RAS), comprising:
- an identifier (ID) receiving unit configured to receive a session initiation protocol (SIP) ID of a remote RAS from a management console;
- a SIP payload generating unit configured to generate a payload of a SIP packet comprising a SIP ID of the remote RAS and transport address (TA) set information corresponding to candidate Internet protocols (IP) addresses to access the home RAS;
- and
- a SIP packet transmitting unit configured to transmit the SIP packet to a SIP server.
A computer-readable storage medium storing a program to provide a remote access service by using a home remote access server (RAS), comprising instructions to cause a computer to:
- receive a session initiation protocol (SIP) identifier (ID) of a remote RAS from a management console;
- generate a payload of a SIP packet comprising a SIP ID of the remote RAS and transport address (TA) set information corresponding to candidate Internet protocols (IP) addresses to access the home RAS;
- and
- transmit the SIP packet to a SIP server.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.