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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 15, 2005
Filed:
Dec. 04, 2000
Hyun Gi Choi, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Gyung Pyo Hong, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Sang Beom Kim, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Sang Eon Kim, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Seong Jong Bong, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Hyun Gi Choi, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Gyung Pyo Hong, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Sang Beom Kim, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Sang Eon Kim, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Seong Jong Bong, Daejeon-shi, KR;
Korea Telecommunication Authority, Kyunggi-Di, KR;
Abstract
An internet address system formed by introducing a E.164 number system of the ITU-T or a zip code system to IPv6 address system, and a hierarchical routing method using the same. Thus, a user can easily find an IPv6 address of a user terminal from his/her telephone number. The telephone numbers can be well linked to the IPv6 addresses, so that an internet provider can easily design and assign the IPv6 addresses. In addition, a hierarchical routing process is carried out by using the E.164 number system, thereby reducing routing time and improving a routing speed. The subscriber address can also be found out by the internet address of the subscriber. The IPv6 addresses and zip codes are well linked by applying the zip codes of the respective countries to the IPv6 address system, thereby efficiently using the information for network management and administration.