Non-broadcast multi-access network system capable of carrying out transmission of a next hop resolution protocol packet without setting internet protocol addresses
CA 2213043 C · Owner: Iwata, Atsushi · Inventors: Iwata, Atsushi; Horikawa, Koichi
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A non-broadcast multi-access network system comprises a plurality of network servers at least specific one of which servers employs Next Hop Resolution Protocol for converting a network layer address into a corresponding data link layer address. The specific network server comprises a routing table access section (102) for accessing a routing table to refer to the routing table representative of a routing of a network layer. An NHRP server table (103) stores server address information of at least particular one of the network servers and network layer address information of the network layer managed by the particular network server as an address set. An NHRP server processing section (101) …
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