Method and system for address conflict resolution
AssigneeFreescale Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorsJyothi Vemulapalli, Srinivasa R. Addepalli, Satya Srinivasa Murthy Nittala
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AssigneeFreescale Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorsJyothi Vemulapalli, Srinivasa R. Addepalli, Satya Srinivasa Murthy Nittala
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A method and system for resolving a conflict between private internet protocol addresses assigned in a network between an internet protocol security remote access server (IRAS) and an internet protocol security remote access client (IRAC) arranged behind a network address translator (NAT) router in the network. By modifying internet key exchange version2 (IKEv2) and internet key exchange (IKE) protocol negotiations between IRAC and IRAS to include a private attribute used by IRAC to send all its internet protocol (IP) subnet addresses to IRAS, IRAS dynamically resolves any conflict of the IP addresses with that of its internal networks by mapping and assigning non-conflicting virtual IP addresses and network subnet addresses to IRAC for IRAC to access the internal networks of IRAS. The conflict resolving mechanism used in run time allows mobile virtual private networks (VPN) to access corporate networks employing IP routers implementing IP security (IPsec) remote access mechanism without access failure due to IP address conflicts.
A method for resolving conflict between addresses assigned in an internet protocol (IP) remote access system between a client and an internal network via a server connected to the client via an external communication network, the client being arranged behind a network address translation (NAT) router, the method, carried out by the server, comprising:
A system for resolving conflict between addresses assigned in the system, wherein the system is an internet protocol (IP) remote access system comprising:
A server for resolving conflicts between addresses assigned in an internet protocol (IP) remote access system, the system including:
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