Domain communication system

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for conducting direct peer-to-peer real time communications, which instructions when executed by at least one processor, implement a domain communication server that performs actions of:

• initiating, a direct peer-to-peer communication session between a first user and a second user;
• if the domain communication server determines that the first user is unauthorized:
• generating for the first user (i) an evanescent domain name, that expires after a pre-defined duration, registered on behalf of the first user with a domain name server, and (ii) an authorization by sending an authorization code that was generated with a pseudo-random number to the first user wherein an authorization record includes the authorization code;
• and
• authorizing the first user based upon the evanescent domain name, when the authorization code in the authorization record of the first user with the domain name server matches the authorization code sent to the first user;
• otherwise,
• if the domain communication server determines the first user is authorized:
• using a domain name of the first user to conduct the direct peer-to-peer communication session without generating an evanescent domain name for the first user;
• generating a call identifier for the direct peer-to-peer communication session between the first user and the second user;
• upon an indication of acceptance from the second user, sending the call identifier to the first user;
• and
• completing setup of the direct peer-to-peer communication session.

A data processing system comprising a domain communication server including at least one processor coupled with a computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for conducting direct peer-to-peer real time communications, which instructions when executed by the at least one processor perform:

• initiating, a direct peer-to-peer communication session between a first user and a second user;
• if the domain communication server determines that the first user is unauthorized:
• generating for the first user (i) an evanescent domain name, that expires after a pre-defined duration, registered on behalf of the first user with a domain name server, and (ii) an authorization by sending an authorization code that was generated with a pseudo-random number to the first user wherein an authorization record includes the authorization code;
• and
• authorizing the first user based upon the evanescent domain name, when the authorization code in the authorization record of the first user with the domain name server matches the authorization code sent to the first user;
• otherwise,
• if the domain communication server determines the first user is authorized:
• using a domain name of the first user to conduct the direct peer-to-peer communication session without generating an evanescent domain name for the first user;
• generating a call identifier for the direct peer-to-peer communication session between the first user and the second user;
• upon an indication of acceptance from the second user, sending the call identifier to the first user;
• and
• completing setup of the direct peer-to-peer communication session.