Terminal device, system and computer readable medium

A system comprising:

• a connection management server;
• a first terminal device to which a first SIPURI and a first global address are assigned;
• and
• a second terminal device to which a second SIPURI and a second global address are assigned,
• wherein the second terminal device comprises:
• a processor;
• a storage unit;
• and
• memory storing computer readable instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the second terminal device to:
• transmit a first invite command to the connection management server, the first invite command including the first SIPURI, the second SIPURI and the second global address;
• receive the first global address from the connection management server in response to the first invite command;
• establish a first RTP communication session with the first terminal device, the second terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the first terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server during the first RTP communication session;
• transmit, to the first terminal device during the first RTP communication session, a first request for first authentication information of the first terminal device, the first request including second authentication information of the second terminal device;
• receive the first authentication information from the first terminal device during the first RTP communication session;
• store the first global address and the first authentication information in the storage unit for a predetermined amount of time, the first global address and the first authentication information being associated with the first SIPURI, wherein the first global address and the first authentication information are deleted after the predetermined amount of time has elapsed;
• terminate the first RTP communication session with the first terminal device;
• transmit, after terminating the first RTP communication session with the first terminal device, a second invite command to the first global address stored in the storage device without communication with the connection management server, the second invite command including the first SIPURI, the second SIPURI, the second global address and a challenge code;
• receive a response code from the first terminal device in response to the second invite command;
• process the response code by using the first authentication information stored in the storage unit;
• compare the processed response code with the challenge code;
• determine whether the processed response code is identical to the challenge code;
• transmit, when the processed response code is identical to the challenge code, an acknowledgment to the first terminal device at the first global address without communication with the connection management server;
• and
• establish a second RTP communication session with the first terminal device, the second terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the first terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server during the second RTP communication session,
• wherein the connection management server comprises:
• a processor;
• a storage unit configured to store the first global address in association with the first SIPURI and the second global address in association with the second SIPURI address;
• and
• memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the connection management server to:
• receive the first invite command from the second terminal device;
• determine the first global address by analyzing the first SIPURI included in the first invite command;
• transmit the first invite command to the determined first global address;
• receive the first global address from the first terminal device;
• and
• transmit the received first global address to the second terminal device and an acknowledgment to the first terminal device, and
• wherein the first terminal device comprises:
• a processor;
• a storage unit;
• and
• memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the connection management server to:
• receive the first invite command from the connection management server;
• transmit the first global address to the connection management server in response to receipt of the first invite command;
• receive the acknowledgment from the connection management server;
• establish the first RTP communication session with the second terminal device, the first terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the second terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server during the first RTP communication session;
• receive the first request for the first authentication information from the second terminal device;
• store, in the storage unit, the second authentication information included in the first request, the second authentication information being associated with the second SIPURI and the second global address in the storage unit;
• transmit the first authentication information to the second terminal device during the first RTP communication session;
• terminate the first RIP communication session with the second terminal device;
• receive the second invite command from the second terminal device;
• generate the response code by processing the challenge code;
• transmit the response code to the second terminal device without communication with the connection management server;
• receive the acknowledgment from the second terminal device;
• and
• establish the second RTP communication session with the second terminal device, the first terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the second terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server.

A non-transitory machine readable medium having instructions that, when executed, cause a terminal device to:

• transmit a first invite command to a connection management server, the first invite command including a first SIPURI assigned to another terminal device, a second SIPURI assigned to the terminal device and a global address assigned to the terminal device;
• receive a global address assigned to the other terminal device from the connection management server in response to the first invite command;
• establish a first RTP communication session with the other terminal device, the terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the other terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server during the first RTP communication session;
• transmit, to the other terminal device during the first RTP communication session, a first request for first authentication information of the other terminal device, the first request including second authentication information of the terminal device;
• receive the first authentication information from the other terminal device during the first RTP communication session;
• store the first global address and the first authentication information in a storage area for a predetermined amount of time, the first global address and the first authentication information being associated with the first SIPURI, wherein the first global address and the first authentication information are deleted after the predetermined amount of time has elapsed;
• terminate the first RTP communication session with the other terminal device;
• transmit, after terminating the first RTP communication session with the other terminal device, a second invite command to the first global address stored in the storage area without communication with the connection management server, the second invite command including the first SIPURI, the second SIPURI, the second global address and a challenge code;
• receive a response code from the other terminal device in response to the second invite command;
• process the response code by using the first authentication information stored in the storage area;
• compare the processed response code with the challenge code;
• determine whether the processed response code is identical to the challenge code;
• transmit, when the processed response code is identical to the challenge code, an acknowledgment to the other terminal device at the first global address without communication with the connection management server;
• and
• establish a second RTP communication session with the other terminal device, the terminal device being configured to transmit to and receive from the other terminal device any data by using the first global address and the second global address without communication via the connection management server during the second RTP communication session.