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- TITLE Process for processing a request for activation of at least one interface of a host equipment with at least one local communication network managed by said host equipment, process for requesting activation of said at least one interface, devices, host equipment, terminal equipment, management system and related computer programs.
- the field of the invention is that of a local, domestic or professional communication network, to which terminal equipment is connected.
- the local communication network is managed by a host device, for example a home or professional gateway.
- the invention relates to access to this local area network by terminal equipment when the host equipment and its interfaces with this local area network are on standby.
- Ethernet networks To allow equipment to remain on standby, but to be woken up at any time, whether at the request of a user or automatically, it is also known, on Ethernet networks, to send a wake-up packet to the IP address of the gateway or host equipment which manages the local communication network, this packet mentioning the MAC address of the equipment to be woken up.
- a known solution consists in using a specific radio device dedicated to listening on one of the radiofrequency channels specific to Wi-Fi and in charge of waking up the gateway's Wi-Fi interface upon receipt of a particular signal.
- this solution has the disadvantage of requiring the integration of an additional component in the gateways and for this reason it has not been adopted by the market.
- a mechanism for transferring a Bluetooth session to Wi-Fi is also known, but it is not applicable here because it requires the Wi-Fi interface to remain active.
- the invention improves the situation.
- the invention meets this need by proposing a method for processing a request for activation of at least one interface of a host equipment with a first local communication network managed by said host equipment, said host equipment and said au least one interface being on standby.
- Said method implements: the reception from a terminal equipment of an application message requesting activation of said interface of said host equipment with the first network on another interface, which has remained active, of said host equipment with a second network local communication; the verification that the terminal equipment is authorized to access said at least one first network from an address, called second address, of the terminal equipment for the second network and, when the terminal equipment is authorized to access said least one first network, activating said at least one interface of the first network.
- the invention thus proposes an entirely new and inventive approach, which consists in activating a first network of a host equipment on standby, on receipt from a terminal equipment of an application message requesting activation an interface with this first network on a second local network whose interface with the host equipment has remained active.
- This activation is implemented once it has been verified that the terminal equipment is indeed authorized to connect to the first network.
- the first local network is a network with high data rate and high energy consumption, for example based on Wi-Fi or Ethernet technology
- the second network is a network with low data rate and low power consumption energy, for example based on a BLE technology (for “Bluetooth Low Energy”, in English).
- the second network can also be based on a mode of direct communication between 5G terminals, for example smart phones (for "smartphones", in English) or connected objects compatible with the 3GPP 5G standard, i.e. say without going through a base station.
- 5G terminals for example smart phones (for "smartphones", in English) or connected objects compatible with the 3GPP 5G standard, i.e. say without going through a base station.
- a terminal equipment wishing to connect to the local network of a host equipment, whose hardware and software components managing it are inactive, can control the awakening of this local network by sending application messages to this host via other communication interfaces.
- the invention has the advantage of relying on hardware components already present, by involving the application level in a specific way.
- said verification comprises consulting a table stored in memory, said terminal equipment being authorized to access said first local area network, when said table associates at least with said second address of the terminal equipment for the second local network a first address of the terminal equipment for the first local network.
- This verification is based on a table stored locally, for example organized as a persistent database. At a minimum, it is verified that the table includes a link address, for example a MAC address, of the terminal equipment in the first network whose interfaces it requests to activate.
- a link address for example a MAC address
- said verification comprises verification that the activation request was received within an authorized time slot.
- One advantage is to limit the possibility of activating the first network to certain time slots, for example during office hours, night hours being prohibited to limit the risk of intrusion by computer pirates.
- receiving includes obtaining an information item indicating that the requested action is activation of the first local area network, said information item being included in said message.
- the wake-up message is explicit.
- the information element in question is a sequence of characters interpretable by the host equipment as a wake-up action of the first local network.
- the information element comprises the first address of the host equipment for the first local area network to wake up.
- the wake-up message may be implicit.
- the simple reception of a data packet without payload on the second network is considered as a request to activate an interface of the host equipment with the first network, or with other local networks. available if applicable.
- the reception comprises obtaining at least one piece of information identifying a service executed by the terminal equipment, said piece of information being included in said message and the verification comprises checking that the service is authorized.
- the invoked service is the sending of image or video files to an address of a remote server (cloud) via the first network and the host equipment which has access to the remote network (Internet).
- This information can also identify the application of the terminal equipment which implements this service.
- the host equipment comprising an interface with an extended communication network
- the method comprises a determination from the service identifier of other network interfaces to be activated in order to implement the service and activating said other network interfaces.
- details on the service can be obtained by interrogating a service orchestrator, available at the level of the host equipment.
- the service identified is the regular sending of image or video files captured by a surveillance camera to an address in the cloud
- the service requires access to a remote network to transmit its image files to the remote server .
- the invention makes it possible to trigger the activation of the interface of the host equipment with the WAN network.
- the camera can then either send its file directly to the cloud from connection information it has in memory, or involve an intermediary, for example a service orchestrator implemented by the host equipment configured to connect itself to the cloud and send the file to it.
- the method comprises:
- the security is at least based on a filtering of the second address of the terminal equipment in the second network.
- said activation request message comprising a session token of the terminal equipment on the first network
- said verification comprises a comparison of said session token received with a session token stored in said table in association with the identifier of the terminal equipment and a validation of the token received when it is identical to the stored session token.
- An advantage is that the host equipment uses this session token as a common temporary key with the terminal equipment which enables it to ensure that the network address of the terminal equipment on the second network is not usurped.
- This session token can come from a previous communication of the terminal equipment in the second network of the host equipment, or else a one-time temporary token created by the host terminal equipment and the terminal equipment each of its side using the same algorithm and producing for example a series.
- this series is initiated by the user on both the terminal equipment and the host equipment at the time of an initial configuration.
- This configuration can be the subject of an ad-hoc application exchange between the two parties.
- the method comprises obtaining information relating to a context of a previous communication session on the first network from the session token and verifying that a time counter associated with said context and, when the time counter has not expired, the connection to the first network includes the recovery of said session context from the information obtained.
- One advantage is to achieve a rapid reconnection to the first network without jeopardizing the security of this network. Indeed, because of the time counter, a new connection session context is created regularly.
- the method comprises the determination of a power measurement of a signal received on the first and a the second interface and the selection of an interface of the host equipment to be activated for the first network from among a first and a second available interface, the selected interface being associated with that with the second network corresponding to the most power measurement high.
- the invention proposes to choose to activate for the first network that which is associated with that of the second network which has received the strongest signal.
- the invention also relates to a computer program product comprising program code instructions for implementing a processing method according to the invention, as described previously, when it is executed by a processor.
- the invention also relates to a recording medium readable by a computer on which the computer programs as described above are recorded.
- Such recording medium can be any entity or device capable of storing the program.
- the medium may comprise a storage means, such as a ROM, for example a CD ROM or a microelectronic circuit ROM, or else a magnetic recording means, for example a USB key or a hard disk.
- such a recording medium may be a transmissible medium such as an electrical or optical signal, which may be conveyed via an electrical or optical cable, by radio or by other means, so that the program computer it contains is executable remotely.
- the program according to the invention can in particular be downloaded on a network, for example the Internet network.
- the recording medium may be an integrated circuit in which the program is incorporated, the circuit being adapted to execute or to be used in the execution of the aforementioned processing method.
- the invention also relates to a device for processing a request for activation of at least one interface of a host equipment with a first local communication network managed by said host equipment, said host equipment and said at least one interface being Standby.
- Said device is configured to implement: the reception from a terminal equipment of an application message requesting activation of said interface of the host equipment with the first network on an interface that has remained active of the host equipment with a second local communication network; the verification that the terminal equipment is authorized to access said at least one first network from an address, called second address, of the terminal equipment on the second network and, when the terminal equipment is authorized to access said least one first network, activating said at least one interface of the first network.
- said device is configured to implement the aforementioned processing method, according to its various embodiments.
- said device is integrated into the host equipment.
- the invention also relates to a method for requesting activation of at least one interface of a host equipment with a first local communication network managed by said host equipment, said host equipment and said at least one interface being on standby .
- Said method is implemented by terminal equipment and comprises:
- the invention thus allows authorized terminal equipment to activate a local network on standby for the time to execute a service for which it is responsible.
- the method comprises a search for the first network of the host equipment and it triggers the transmission of an application message requesting the activation of an interface of the first network of the host equipment on the second network in the absence of detection of said first network.
- the invention also relates to a computer program product comprising program code instructions for the implementation of an activation request method according to the invention, as described previously, when it is executed by a processor .
- the invention also relates to a recording medium readable by a computer on which the computer programs as described above are recorded.
- Such recording medium can be any entity or device capable of storing the program.
- the medium may comprise a storage means, such as a ROM, for example a CD ROM or a microelectronic circuit ROM, or even a magnetic recording means, for example a USB key or a hard disk.
- such a recording medium may be a transmissible medium such as an electrical or optical signal, which may be conveyed via an electrical or optical cable, by radio or by other means, so that the program computer it contains is executable remotely.
- the program according to the invention can in particular be downloaded on a network, for example the Internet network.
- the recording medium may be an integrated circuit in which the program is incorporated, the circuit being adapted to execute or to be used in the execution of the aforementioned activation request method.
- the invention also relates to a device for requesting activation of at least one interface of a host equipment with a first local communication network managed by said host equipment, said host equipment and said at least one interface being on standby.
- Said device is configured to implement:
- said device is configured to implement the aforementioned processing method, according to its different embodiments.
- said device is integrated into terminal equipment configured to connect to the aforementioned host equipment.
- the invention finally relates to a system for managing a request for activation of at least one interface with at least one second local communication network of a host equipment by a terminal equipment, said host equipment being configured to manage a first local communication network and to connect to a second local communication network, said host equipment comprising at least one interface with the first network of said host equipment, said at least one interface being on standby, and at least one interface having remained active with the second local network.
- the system includes the above host equipment and the above terminal equipment.
- FIG 1 presents an example of architecture of a system for managing a request for activation of an interface of a host equipment with a first local communication network according to the invention
- FIG 2 schematically illustrates an example of architecture of a host equipment integrating a device for processing a request for activation of an interface of the host equipment with the first local area network according to one embodiment of the invention, of terminal equipment, integrating a device for requesting activation of said interface via an interface with a second local area network according to one embodiment of the invention;
- FIG 3 describes in the form of a flowchart the steps of a method for processing a request for activation of an interface to the first local area network managed by the host equipment, according to an example embodiment of the invention
- FIG 4 describes in the form of a flowchart the steps of a method for requesting activation of an interface to the first local area network by a terminal equipment, according to an example embodiment of the invention
- FIG 5 describes in the form of a flow diagram the exchanges between the terminal equipment and the host equipment according to a first embodiment of the invention
- FIG 6 describes in the form of a flow diagram the exchanges between the terminal equipment and the host equipment according to a second embodiment of the invention
- FIG 7 describes an example of the hardware structure of a device for processing a request for activation of an interface of the host equipment with the first local communication network according to the invention
- FIG 8 describes an example of the hardware structure of a device for requesting activation by a terminal equipment of an interface of the host equipment with the first local communication network according to the invention
- the invention relates to a host equipment configured to manage access to at least a first and a second local communication network, in particular in a situation where this host equipment is on standby.
- the general principle of the invention is based on the use by a terminal equipment which wishes to access the first local network, of an interface of the host equipment with the second local communication network, this interface having remained active during the standby the host equipment, to transmit to the host equipment a request for activation of an interface of this host equipment with a first local communication network.
- the host equipment upon receipt of this request, verifies that the terminal equipment is authorized to access this first local area network and, if necessary, wakes up the interface concerned.
- the terminal equipment can then detect the first network and request the establishment of a connection with this first network. Once connected, he can use this connection to perform a scheduled service.
- the host equipment can put its interface with the first local area network back on standby.
- the invention is particularly advantageous when the first communication network is a network whose associated data rate and therefore the level of energy consumption is higher than those of the second network.
- the first local communication network is based on Wi-Fi or Ethernet technology
- the second local communication network is based on BLE technology.
- the fact of keeping an interface with the second local area network active is not very costly in terms of energy, but allows a terminal equipment item already identified by the host equipment item to execute a programmed service, such as for example a video surveillance service of the premises, while keeping the host equipment and its local networks in standby most of the time.
- interface with a communication network designates hardware components allowing the transmission/reception of data via this network.
- an interface with a Wi-Fi network is a Wi-Fi antenna configured to transmit/receive on a particular Wi-Fi frequency band, for example at 2.4 GHz.
- Another interface with this Wifi network is another antenna configured to transmit/receive on another specific Wi-Fi frequency band, for example 5 GHz. It is noted that these different interfaces can be managed by the same software application or by different applications.
- the first communication network LAN1 is managed by a host equipment EH via at least one wireless radio link wireless interface, for example of the Wi-Fi type.
- the invention is not limited to this example and applies to any other type of network, based for example on a wired link, such as Ethernet.
- the host equipment EH comprises a WAN remote network access gateway GW.
- the gateway is connected to the remote WAN network by an ADSL or fiber link.
- ADSL or fiber link.
- it can also connect to the operator's cellular network via a 2G to 5G type link.
- the network LAN1 is a home network, to which several pieces of equipment are connected such as a CAM camera, an AV voice assistant, a network storage server or NAS ("Network Attached Storage", in English), a decoder TV STB (“Set Top Box”, in English), a personal computer PC and a mobile phone TU. These devices connect to this first local area network LAN1 of the host device EH via a Wi-Fi interface
- the host equipment EH manages a second local communication network LAN2 via at least one interface, by another radio wireless link, for example at a lower speed than the Wi-Fi link of the first network LAN1, such as Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), z-wave, zigbee, DECTULE etc, to which the previously mentioned terminal equipment connects.
- BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
- z-wave zigbee
- DECTULE DECTULE
- the administrator user of the gateway and of the local area network of the house who may or may not be the user, has placed at least part of the equipment of this network in a standby state. For example, he activated the "Prolonged absence" usage situation on an administration portal for the services of the EH host equipment offered by his operator.
- this portal is accessible from a mobile application installed on his TU telephone or a web application accessible from a web browser on his LTP laptop.
- the explicit passage in this situation of use induces for example: sending commands to cut off the power supply to connected electrical outlets serving equipment considered non-essential, explicitly predefined or by default, sending standby commands (in ad hoc application messages) to equipment likely to be woken up during this period, whether on demand or by fixed or semi-random programming (simulation of presence), such as for example STBs, televisions, connected lamps, backup on its gateway in memory no volatile network identifiers, IP and mac addresses of equipment placed on standby, the sending of activation commands for equipment dedicated to presence detection and alarms such as an alarm center (not shown) and certain autonomous cameras, stopping non-essential and energy-consuming interfaces on the gateway, such as Wi-Fi or 4G/5G, if applicable, and maintaining others, such as BLE and t Ethernet, shutdown of non-essential and energy-consuming applications on the host equipment, activation on the host equipment of a program managing a presence simulation schedule with communication of its programming to the alarm center , so that its system for detecting suspicious light or noise is not disturbed
- BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
- the passage of certain equipment into standby or surveillance mode induces in them: the maintenance of the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interfaces on the equipment which is equipped with them, such as the CAM camera and the host equipment itself, putting the Wi-Fi interfaces on standby or stopping equipment equipped with a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface, stopping some of their on-board components and applications , monitoring by them of wake-up messages on their BLE and Ethernet interfaces.
- BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
- the CAM camera is configured to regularly come out of standby mode to capture a still image or a short video of the interior of the house and transmit it to a remote storage server, for example in the cloud. To do this, it needs access to the first local network LAN1, then via the host equipment to the remote network WAN.
- the invention is not limited to this example and applies to any other service offered by terminal equipment and which requires connection to the first local area network LAN1 in order to be able to be executed.
- the system 10 comprises the host equipment EH configured to manage the first local network LAN1, the second local network LAN2 and optionally to route data to the remote network WAN.
- the system 10 also comprises at least one terminal equipment, such as for example the camera CAM configured to render a service which uses the first local network LAN1 and optionally the remote network WAN.
- FIG. 2 presents a first example of architecture of the host equipment EH according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the host equipment EH comprises a device 100 for processing a request for activation of an interface of the first network LAN1 according to the invention.
- This device is configured to receive, from a terminal equipment ET, for example the camera CAM, an application message requesting activation of said interface of the first network LAN1 on an interface that has remained active of the second managed local communication network LAN2 by said host equipment, verifying that the terminal equipment is authorized to access said at least one first network LAN1 from an address of the terminal equipment for the second network, for example by consulting a table storing access rights access of the terminal equipment to the interface of the first local area network LAN1 and, when the terminal equipment is authorized to access said at least one first network, activating said interface with the first network LAN1.
- the device 100 can be independent of the host equipment EH, but connected to the latter by any wired or non-wired link.
- the processing device 100 comprises at least one reception module REC. of the request for activation of the interface of the first local area network LAN1, a verification module VER. of access rights of the terminal equipment ET and an activation module ACT. of said interface.
- the device 100 comprises at least one module REC. receiving a connection request to the first network LAN1, a module VAL. validation of the request and a connection of the terminal equipment to the first LAN network. It also includes a DCNT disconnection module. and a DACT deactivation module. of the interface of the host equipment EH with the first network LAN1.
- it comprises a TX/RX module for receiving and transmitting information via said interface with the first network LAN1 and said interface with the second network LAN2.
- the non-volatile memory MEM1 advantageously comprises an ADHD table associating access rights to the first local area network and to the second local area network with an identifier of the terminal equipment.
- the device 100 thus implements the method for processing a request for activation of an interface of the first local area network LAN1 according to the invention which will be detailed below in relation to FIG. 3.
- FIG. 2 finally presents an example of architecture of a terminal equipment ET according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the terminal equipment ET comprises a device 200 for requesting activation of an interface of the first local area network LAN, configured to transmit to the host equipment a wake-up application message from said interface of the first network on an interface remained active of a second local communication network of said host equipment, on detection of the first network, sending a connection request to said interface of said first network; and performing a service using said connection to the first network.
- the device 200 can be independent of the terminal equipment ET, but connected to the latter by any link, wired or not.
- the activation request device 200 comprises a TRNS module. sending a wake-up application message from the interface of the host equipment with the first network to the interface of the host equipment with the second network, a detection module DET. of the first network, a module REQ. CNT for connecting to the first network and an EXC module. execution of the service using the connection established with the first network.
- device 200 also includes a DCNT module. for disconnecting the terminal equipment ET from the first network LAN1 and a module DACT. deactivation of the interface of the terminal equipment with this first network.
- DCNT module for disconnecting the terminal equipment ET from the first network LAN1
- DACT deactivation of the interface of the terminal equipment with this first network.
- TX/RX module for receiving and transmitting information via the interface with the first local area network LAN1 and the interface with the second local area network LAN2.
- it uses the transmission/reception module of the terminal equipment ET in which it is integrated.
- the device 200 thus implements the method for requesting activation of an interface of the first local area network LAN according to the invention which will be detailed below in relation to FIG.
- FIG. 3 there is now presented, in relation to FIG. 3, in the form of a flowchart, an example of implementation of a method for processing at least one interface of a host equipment with at least one first managed local communication network by said host equipment, said host equipment and said at least one interface being on standby according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the host equipment EH has an interface I2H that has remained active with the second network LAN2 and that its interface(s) I1H with the first network LAN1 are inactive.
- the address of an item of equipment designates the address used in the data packets at the data link level, regardless of the type of link and/or the communication protocol used. For example, for many types of link, including Wi-FI links, it is a MAC address, whereas in Bluetooth and in particular in BLE, this address is designated by “BD-ADDRESS”
- the host equipment EH receives an application message DACT requesting activation of its interface I1H with the first local area network LAN1 from the terminal equipment ET, on an interface I2H with the second LAN2 LAN, remained active.
- the interface I1H with the first local network LAN1 is based on Wi-Fi technology and the interface I2H with the second local network LAN2 is based on BLE technology.
- the DACT request is an application message whose purpose can be implicit or explicit.
- the simple fact of receiving from the terminal equipment AND this message on the second local network may be sufficient to trigger the waking up of an interface of the host equipment with the first local network according to the invention.
- This is a simple embodiment of the invention, according to which the application message is reduced to a data packet without payload and from which the host equipment EH checks for example that the link level address of the terminal on the second LAN network 2 (MAC address for example) which generated it does indeed belong to a set of authorized addresses which it has in memory.
- the level of security is low.
- the application message comprises at least one EI-LAN information element indicating directly or indirectly the local area network to be activated.
- This may be, for example, a sequence of characters interpreted by the host equipment as the action of waking up an interface of the first local area network LAN1 or else the address @MAC1H of the interface of the host equipment with the local network LAN1 to activate.
- This information element can also comprise an identifier or label of the service that the terminal equipment ET wishes to execute.
- the host equipment EH obtains a description of the service in question, for example by consulting a service orchestrator implemented by the host equipment EH from the label received and in this way is informed that this service needs to use the first network LAN1 to transfer data to the host equipment EH.
- the APPH application can also obtain information according to which the service needs to transmit this data to a remote server equipment, accessible via a remote WAN network. In other words, this means that in order for the service to be executed, the access gateway GW of the host equipment EH must be activated with the WAN network.
- the I2H interface retrieves the @MAC2T address of the terminal equipment ET in the envelope of the DACT application message received, then wakes up an APPH application of the host equipment configured to manage the interfaces of this host equipment with the various local networks LAN1, LAN2. To do this, it sends it, for example, a wake-up WAK application message.
- a unique network identifier I RU of the terminal equipment ET is considered which is used by the interfaces of the different interfaces with the different local networks managed by the host equipment EH.
- This unique network identifier presents a specific physical address or link format. It is currently being studied by standardization bodies such as I ⁇ EEE for example.
- the unique network identifier I RU replaces the addresses @MAC1T, @MAC2T of the terminal equipment ET.
- the EIH-LAN information element includes at least the unique network identifier of the host equipment IRUH.
- the following describes the embodiment in which the terminal equipment and the host equipment have a MAC type address for each interface with a particular local area network.
- the management application verifies that the terminal equipment ET is authorized to activate the local area network LAN1. This verification is based on consulting an access rights table TDA, for example stored in the local memory of the device 100 or of the host equipment EH. This involves verifying that the address @MAC2T of the terminal equipment ET in the second local network LAN2 is indeed associated with at least one address @MAC1T of the terminal equipment ET in the first local network LAN1.
- the ADHD table also associates one or more authorized time slots for requesting access to the second local area network LAN2.
- the request for activation of the network LAN1 has been received within one of these authorized time slots. For example, office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., are permitted while other hours are prohibited, in order to protect the installation of a small business that wishes to limit the risk of hacking during the night.
- the DACT activation request further includes a temporary session token.
- a temporary token is advantageously associated with a previous connection session of the terminal equipment to the first local area network LAN1 and changed with each new connection.
- the fact of associating it with the activation request allows the host equipment EH to check that this temporary token is indeed associated in the TDA table with the identifier of the terminal equipment and with its link address @MAC1T in the first network LAN1 and thus to prohibit any replay, that is to say the repeated sending of the same activation request by a pirate terminal equipment which would have usurped the link address @MAC2T of the terminal equipment AND.
- the temporary token common to the terminal equipment ET and to the host equipment EH, is generated by each of them on its side, using the same algorithm.
- this algorithm produces a series of tokens.
- tokens created in succession can be considered valid at a given moment, which makes it possible to take into consideration the fact that the host equipment does not receive all the messages sent by the terminal equipment on the second local area network LAN2. In this case, the correct reception of a particular token by them leads to the deletion by the host equipment of the previous tokens that are still unused. It should be noted in this respect that the tokens are for single use. If the terminal equipment uses a particular token, it considers that the tokens that it generated before that one are expired.
- a first token value is entered by a user on both the host equipment and the ET terminal equipment at the time of initial configuration.
- an ad hoc application exchange is implemented between the host equipment and the terminal equipment to initialize this series of tokens.
- the application APPH of the host equipment EH activates at 32 the interface I1H of the host equipment EH with the first network LAN1.
- the application APPH triggers an activity counter CA for the interface I1H with the first local area network LAN1.
- the host equipment retrieves at 33 a previous session context of the terminal equipment in the first local area network LAN1.
- this session context is associated with the session token received.
- this context is managed at the application level and stored in the TDA table in association with the address @MAC2T of the terminal equipment AND in the second local network LAN2 or it is managed at the network interface level in another table TCS where it is indexed by the session token.
- Such a session context notably comprises the encryption keys of the previous communication session involving the terminal equipment ET on the second local area network LAN2 of the host equipment EH.
- these are keys specific to the previous Wi-Fi session.
- An advantage of saving such a context is that it makes it possible to quickly reconnect the terminal equipment ET to the network LAN2, that is to say to dispense with certain connection steps such as the exchange of encryption of the sender and receiver, the network identifier and the password (or network key). Nevertheless, for obvious security reasons, such reuse of a previous context is only authorized for a determined time period.
- the management application APPH of the host equipment EH maintains a fast reconnection counter TRC which it initializes when a new ab initio session is established. When this counter reaches a predetermined maximum value, for example equal to 10 connections or 1 hour, fast reconnection based on this context is no longer allowed.
- the management application APPH checks at 34 whether the fast reconnection counter TRC is less than the maximum value and decides accordingly whether or not it implements a fast reconnection.
- the host equipment receives a DCN connection request on its I1H interface from the terminal equipment ET.
- At 34 it retrieves the address @MAC1T of the terminal equipment AND of the envelope of the connection request received and validates that it corresponds to that associated with the address @MAC2T of the terminal equipment for the second network LAN2 in the TDA table.
- connection is then established at 35 in a manner known per se.
- the host equipment EH brings into play an application exchange for managing the connection with the terminal equipment, during which one or more new session tokens JS are generated.
- a first token JS will be usable for the next communication session of the terminal equipment ET with this first local area network LAN1 via this interface I1H.
- the APPH management application saves it in the TDA table. If necessary, it saves a new association between this new JS session token and the session context in the TC connection management table.
- the APPH application disconnects the terminal equipment. This can be at his request or else when the activity counter CA has reached a predetermined maximum value, called the end value, for example equal to 10 minutes.
- a predetermined maximum value called the end value, for example equal to 10 minutes.
- the management of such an activity counter makes it possible to control the wake-up times of the interfaces of the local networks and therefore the energy consumption of the host equipment EH when the latter has been placed in prolonged standby. It constitutes a means of protecting against a malfunction of a terminal which, not disconnecting, would affect the energy consumption and the security of the local area network LAN l.
- the predetermined maximum value could be chosen specifically for each terminal registered to the LAN1 network.
- the max value of such a counter could be different for each registered terminal.
- the host equipment deactivates its interface with the first local area network LAN1, then the interface management application.
- FIG. 4 in the form of a flowchart, an example of implementation of a method for requesting activation by a terminal equipment of an interface I1H of a host equipment EH with a first local network LAN1 that it manages, according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the terminal equipment ET is equipped with an application APPT configured to execute a service S which needs to establish high-speed communication with the host equipment EH, for example to transfer image or video type data to it.
- the application APPT seeks to connect to a high-speed local network of the host equipment EH, such as the first network LAN1.
- the interface I2T of the terminal equipment ET with the second network LAN2 has remained active.
- the network LAN2 is a low-speed network, for example based on BLE technology.
- the application APPT activates the interface HT of the terminal equipment ET with the first local communication network LAN1 of the host equipment EH which listens to the network LAN1. If the first LAN1 network is detected at 41, then the APPT application sends a DCN connection request to the detected interface I1H of the host equipment EH with this network and the method stops.
- the application APPT sends at 42 a request for activation DACT of the interface I1H of the host equipment EH with the first network LAN1 via this second local network, whose interface I2H has remained active.
- the DACT request is an application message.
- it comprises an EI-LAN information element indicating the local network to be activated. It can be for example a sequence of characters or else the address @MAC1H of the interface of the host equipment to be activated with the local area network LAN1.
- the application APPT accesses a table TDT, for example organized as a persistent database, maintained by the terminal equipment ET, comprising for each of the interfaces with local communication networks of host equipment to which it or more generally the terminal equipment is authorized to connect, a local network identifier, a local network password or key, the address @MAC1T, @MAC2T of the terminal equipment for the interface in question, optionally the valid JS sessions tokens and CS session context to recall to achieve fast reconnection.
- a table TDT for example organized as a persistent database, maintained by the terminal equipment ET, comprising for each of the interfaces with local communication networks of host equipment to which it or more generally the terminal equipment is authorized to connect, a local network identifier, a local network password or key, the address @MAC1T, @MAC2T of the terminal equipment for the interface in question, optionally the valid JS sessions tokens and CS session context to recall to achieve fast reconnection.
- this data element comprises an identifier, also called a label, of a service implemented by the terminal equipment ET, said service using the first network LAN1 and for which the host equipment itself is likely to make an appropriate additional contribution.
- this contribution consists of waking up its Wi-Fi interface in order to allow the terminal equipment to obtain a file from a remote server and to verify the IP address of this remote server.
- the interface management application of the host equipment EH obtains a description of the service in question, for example by consulting a service orchestrator implemented by the host equipment EH from of the label received and in this way is informed that this service needs to use the first network LAN1 to transfer data to the host equipment EH.
- the DACT request also includes a JS session token used during a previous connection to the first network LAN1.
- a JS session token used during a previous connection to the first network LAN1.
- the fact of indicating this session token allows the application for managing the interfaces of the host equipment EH to verify that this activation request is legitimate and is not replayed. by a terminal device that has usurped the @MAC2T address of the ET terminal device.
- the application APPT restarts a search for available local communications networks. It is assumed that the I1H interface of the first local area network LAN1 has been activated following the processing of the DACT activation request transmitted by the terminal equipment ET to the I2H interface of the host equipment and that it is detected by the HT interface of the ET terminal equipment.
- This DC connection request includes in its envelope the address @MAC1T of the terminal equipment ET and the address @MAC1H of the host equipment EH for this first network LAN1.
- the message body includes the JS session token.
- the APPT application has verified that a CRT reconnection counter had not expired, that is i.e. reaches a predetermined maximum value. If the counter CRT is still valid, then the DC connection request includes a context of a previous connection, in view of a quick reconnection.
- the DC connection request is processed by the management application APPH of the host equipment in a manner known per se.
- a fast reconnection is implemented, if the management application APPH validates on its side that it is authorized. It is noted in this respect that the reconnection counter CRH of the host equipment can expire at a predetermined maximum value different from that configured on the terminal equipment side. Indeed, it is often more convenient to modify the default configurations at the level of the host equipment than at the level of the terminal equipment AND. It is therefore entirely possible for the user to modify, and for example lower, this threshold value at the level of the host equipment to make his network installation more secure.
- At least one new session token is negotiated for the next session and the tables TDAT and TDAH are updated accordingly on the terminal equipment ET and host equipment EH side. .
- the application APPT of the terminal equipment ET executes in 46 at least one service using said connection to the first local area network LAN1. When it has finished executing this service, it asks at 47 to be disconnected from the first network LAN1 then it deactivates at 48 the interface HT of the terminal equipment ET.
- FIG. 5 in the form of a flowchart, the exchanges of messages between the terminal equipment ET and the host equipment EH according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- the application APPT of the terminal equipment ET which needs to access a first local area network LAN1 at high data rate managed by the host equipment EH, an interface HT of the terminal equipment with the first network LAN1 and an I2T interface of the terminal equipment AND with a second low speed local network LAN2.
- On the right there is represented, for the host equipment EH, an interface I1H with the first local network LAN1 which it manages, an interface I2H with the second local network LAN2 which it manages and an application for managing these interfaces AG .
- the terminal equipment ET is a connected camera CAM and this application APPT implements a home surveillance service S by regular capture of photos or videos and transmission of the captured files to a remote server equipment accessible via a network remote WAN.
- This APPT application remains active during hibernation of the EH host equipment, its local networks and connected objects and other terminal equipment in the home.
- the HT interface with the first LAN1 network is of the Wi-Fi type and the I2T interface is of the BLE type.
- the application APPT of the terminal equipment ET activates at 40 the interface HT of the terminal equipment ET.
- the latter begins to listen if the first local network LAN1 is available. It is assumed that the HT interface does not detect any signal.
- the application APPT sends an activation request from the interface I2T of the terminal equipment ET to the interface I2H of the host equipment EG.
- the I2H interface retrieves the @MAC2T link address of the terminal equipment for the second local area network LAN and transmits a WAK wake-up application message to the interface management application APPH, said message comprising at least the retrieved binding address @MAC2T.
- the APPH application verifies at 31 the access rights of the terminal equipment ET to the first network LAN1, from the identifier and the address retrieved @MAC2T, by consulting the TDA table previously described in relation with figures 2 and 3.
- the application APPH sends at 32 a wake-up message from the interface I1H of the host equipment EH.
- the interface HT which has remained listening to the first local network LAN1 detects it at 43 and informs the application APPT.
- the latter sends at 44 a DC connection request to the first network LAN to the HT interface which retransmits it to the corresponding I1H interface of the EH host equipment. Both interfaces establish a connection. Once this connection has been established, the application APPT uses this connection to transmit at 45 the image or video file to the host equipment EH.
- the APPT application indicated in its DACT activation request an identifier of the service in question.
- the management application APPH has obtained information on the service, for example from an orchestrator implemented by the host equipment EH.
- she obtained the information that the service required access to the WAN network via the gateway integrated into the host equipment.
- the APPH application therefore transmitted a wake-up message to the WAN interface of the host equipment EH.
- the host equipment can transmit the image or video file received to the remote server for the APPT application.
- the host equipment is the recipient of a first transfer of the file in question from the terminal equipment, then sender of a second transfer of the file to the remote server.
- the APPT application connects to the WAN interface of the host equipment and directly transmits its file to the remote server.
- the host equipment is transparent for the transfer of the file between the terminal equipment and the remote server, once it has linked them.
- the APPT application requests to disconnect from the first network LAN1. Upon receipt of this request, the I1H interface terminates the connection.
- the application APPT deactivates the interface HT of the terminal equipment AND with the first network LAN1.
- the host equipment EH has several interfaces with each of the two networks LAN1, LAN2 that it manages.
- the host equipment EH comprises a terminal A and a terminal B, each equipped with a data transmission/reception module on the first network LAN1 corresponding to an interface I1AH, I1BH and a transmission module /reception of data on the second network LAN2 corresponding to a second interface I2AH, I2BH.
- the modules of each terminal address different Wi-Fi frequency bands.
- the terminal equipment also has two distinct interfaces HAT, I1BT, I2AT, I2BT with each of the local networks LAN1, LAN2 managed by the host equipment EH.
- the terminal equipment ET and the host equipment EH use a separate address on each of the aforementioned interfaces.
- the invention also applies in the case where these addresses are replaced by a unique network identifier IRU, as previously mentioned.
- the application APPT of the terminal equipment ET activates at 40A, 40B the interfaces HAT and I1BT with the first local area network LAN1, which begin to listen to the network. No signal being detected at 41A, 41B, the application commands at 42 the transmission of an activation request from the first local area network LAN1 to the second local area network LAN2 whose interfaces I2AH, I2BH with the host equipment EH are remained active.
- the management application APPH verifies that the terminal equipment ET is authorized to activate the first network LAN1 as previously described in relation to FIGS. 3-5. If necessary, it compares the power information 2B received and chooses from among the two interfaces I1AH and I1BH the one which belongs to the same terminal as the interface I2AH, I2BH associated with the highest power measurement information.
- the transmission/reception modules of the same terminal being co-located, it can be assumed that, if it received more powerful signals on an interface of this terminal, it will be the same for another co-located interface. . It is considered in the following that this is the I1AH interface.
- the management application APPH sends a wake-up message to this interface I1AH of the host equipment EH with the first network LAN1.
- the HAT interface of the terminal equipment ET which has remained listening to the first local network LAN1 detects a signal and informs the application APPT at 43. In response, the latter sends a DC connection request to the first network LAN1 to the HT interface which retransmits it to the corresponding interface I1AH of the host equipment EH.
- the following exchanges are of the same nature as those already described in relation to figure 5.
- FIG. 7 an example of the hardware structure of a device 100 for processing a request for activation of an interface of a first network of local communication according to the invention, comprising, as illustrated by the examples of FIGS. 2, 5 and 6, at least one module for receiving from a terminal equipment an application message requesting activation of said interface of the first network on an interface remained active of a second local communication network managed by said host equipment, a verification module that the terminal equipment is authorized to access the first network, from a physical address of the terminal equipment to the second local network, and a module for activating the at least one interface of the first local network of the host equipment, when the terminal equipment is authorized to access said at least one second network.
- the device 100 further comprises a module for receiving a connection request to the first local area network originating from the terminal equipment, a module for verifying that the physical address of the terminal equipment received in the connection request corresponds to that associated with the physical address of the terminal equipment for the second local network, a module for disconnecting the terminal equipment and a module for deactivating the interface of the host equipment with the first local network.
- module can correspond both to a software component and to a hardware component or a set of hardware and software components, a software component itself corresponding to one or more computer programs or sub-programs or in a more general to any element of a program capable of implementing a function or a set of functions.
- such a device 100 comprises a random access memory 103 (for example a RAM memory), a processing unit 102 equipped for example with a processor, and controlled by a computer program Pg, representative of the aforementioned modules, stored in a read only memory 101 (for example a ROM memory or a hard disk).
- a computer program Pg representative of the aforementioned modules, stored in a read only memory 101 (for example a ROM memory or a hard disk).
- the code instructions of the computer program are for example loaded into the random access memory 103 before being executed by the processor of the processing unit 102.
- the random access memory 103 can also contain an ADHD table comprising an entry associating access rights with an identifier of the terminal equipment ET such as for example a physical address on the second local network or a unique network identifier IRU. It can also contain time slots during which the activation of the first local network is authorised/prohibited. It can also include a valid session token for connecting the terminal equipment to the first local area network as well as a communication session
- FIG. 7 only illustrates one particular way, among several possible, of making the device 100 so that it performs the steps of the method for processing a request for activation of an interface of the host equipment with a first local area network as detailed above, in relation to FIGS. 3, 5 and 6 in its various embodiments.
- these steps can be carried out either on a reprogrammable calculation machine (a PC computer, a DSP processor or a microcontroller) executing a program comprising a sequence of instructions, or on a dedicated calculation machine (for example a set of logic gates such as an FPGA or an ASIC, or any other hardware module).
- a reprogrammable calculation machine a PC computer, a DSP processor or a microcontroller
- a dedicated calculation machine for example a set of logic gates such as an FPGA or an ASIC, or any other hardware module.
- the corresponding program (that is to say the sequence of instructions) could be stored in a removable storage medium (such as for example an SD card , a USB key, a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM) or not, this storage medium being partially or totally readable by a computer or a processor.
- a removable storage medium such as for example an SD card , a USB key, a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM
- a device 100 integrated in a host equipment ET comprising for example an access gateway to a remote communications network WAN and configured to manage the first and second communication networks premises LAN1, LAN2, but it can also be independent of the host equipment EH and connected to it by an interface.
- an example of the hardware structure of a device 200 for requesting activation of an interface of a host equipment with a first local network that it manages according to the invention comprising , as illustrated by the examples in Figures 4-6, at least one transmission module to the host equipment of an application message requesting activation of said at least one interface of the first network on an interface that has remained active of a second local communication network of said host equipment, a module for detecting the first local network, a module for sending a connection request on said interface of the first local network and a module for executing a service at using said connection to the first network.
- the device 200 also comprises a first network detection module.
- module can correspond both to a software component and to a hardware component or a set of hardware and software components, a software component itself corresponding to one or more computer programs or sub-programs or in a more general to any element of a program capable of implementing a function or a set of functions.
- such a device 200 comprises a random access memory 203 (for example a RAM memory), a processing unit 202 equipped for example with a processor, and controlled by a computer program Pg2, representative of the aforementioned modules, stored in a read only memory 201 (for example a ROM memory or a hard disk).
- a computer program Pg2 representative of the aforementioned modules, stored in a read only memory 201 (for example a ROM memory or a hard disk).
- the code instructions of the computer program are for example loaded into the random access memory 203 before being executed by the processor of the processing unit 202.
- the random access memory 203 can also contain a table TDAT comprising an entry associating with an identifier of the terminal equipment ET, such as its physical address for the second local area network or a unique network identifier IRU with connection information to the first local area network managed by the host equipment EH.
- FIG. 8 only illustrates one particular way, among several possible, of making the device 200 so that it performs the steps of the activation request method as detailed above, in relation to FIGS. 4 to 6 in its various embodiments. Indeed, these steps can be carried out either on a reprogrammable calculation machine (a PC computer, a DSP processor or a microcontroller) executing a program comprising a sequence of instructions, or on a dedicated calculation machine (for example a set of logic gates like an FPGA or an ASIC, or any other hardware module).
- a reprogrammable calculation machine a PC computer, a DSP processor or a microcontroller
- a dedicated calculation machine for example a set of logic gates like an FPGA or an ASIC, or any other hardware module.
- the corresponding program (that is to say the sequence of instructions) can be stored in a removable storage medium (such as for example an SD card , a USB key, a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM) or not, this storage medium being partially or totally readable by a computer or a processor.
- a removable storage medium such as for example an SD card , a USB key, a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM
- the invention which has just been described in its various embodiments has numerous advantages.
- it allows a terminal equipment authorized to connect to a host equipment of a network installation in hibernation, to quickly and securely wake up a local network which it needs to transfer data.
- this awakening is advantageously managed at the application level by relying on hardware components that are already available, such as for example an interface with another local network, low speed and with low energy consumption.
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