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Naming

Each Information Entity has one or more Entity Domains where it uses to interact with other entities. Inside each Entity Domain are Entity Resources.

Entity Domain Name

Each Domain Name consists of 2 parts: the alphanumeric part in front which is generated from the first component of its DNS domain and a pure numeric part at the back.

e.g.

  1. oztell0 is a company with DNS domain name of oztell.com
  2. 88i0 is an ecosystem with DNS domain name of 88.io
  3. demo7c0 is a person with DNS domain name of demo7.com
  4. liverloop0 is the municipality with DNS domain of liverpool.nsw.gov.au
  5. liverpool1 is the building with DNS domain of liverpoolcentralmotel.com
  6. citymark0 is building with DNS domain of citymarkbuilding.com
  7. sydney0 is the municipality with DNS domain of cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

The numeric part always start with 0 but will increase if a different entity’s DNS domain maps to the same alphanumeric part.

The Domain Name follows the following rules:

  1. Front Alphanumeric part: Make up from a set of 36 characters a to z and 0 to 9
  2. Back Numeric part: Make up from a set of 10 characters 0 to 9
  3. No Space, No Upper Case
  4. Unique within an Ecosystem
  5. Created with its DNS Domain using the algorithm below

Algorithm:

  1. Extract the first component of the DNS domain (left most component)
  2. Remove all non alphanumeric
  3. Use that as the Domain Name OR if it is too long use any continuous part within that component
  4. If the last character of that component is a number, then search right within the other components of the DNS until the first alpha is reached, and add that alpha to the back of that component
  5. Add numeric part as zero to the end
  6. If that Entity Name already allocated then increment the numeric part by 1

Entity Resource Name

Each Resource Name consists of 2 parts: the alphabetic part in front which is selected from a list of predefined words (or created by individual domain if needed) and a numeric part at the back.

The Domain Name of the domain that the resource belongs is normally displayed together with the Resource Name separated by a dash.

e.g.

  1. cluster0-oztell0 is a company with DNS domain name of oztell.com
  2. portal0-88i0 a portal for is an ecosystem with DNS domain name of 88.io
  3. lap0-demo7c0 is a laptop of a person with DNS domain name of demo7.com
  4. campus0-liverloop0 is a campus within the municipality with DNS domain of liverpool.nsw.gov.au
  5. level4-citymark0 is level 4 within building with DNS domain of citymarkbuilding.com

Resource Name by itself is unique within each Domain, if it is used with a – and its Domain then it is globally unique.

Recommended Names

Each Entity can define its own Resource Names but there are some standard names that are recommended for use so the resources can be managed under standard management systems.

e.g.

The Resource Name follows the following rules:

  1. Front Alpha part: Make up from a set of 26 characters a to z
  2. Back Numeric part: Make up from a set of 10 characters 0 to 9
  3. No Space, No Upper Case
  4. Unique within each Domain
  5. Created with its DNS Domain using the algorithm below
  6. Selected from

If a resource name is not used

 

Access Gateways

Due to the limit ion of Netbios’ 15 character limit, the Resource types for consoles and peripherals have a maximum of 3 characters in its alpha component.

Consoles

lap – laptop

tab – tablet

dsk – desktop

phn – phone

kik – kiosk

Peripherals

prt – printer

cam – camera

sen – sensor

act – actuator

dis- display

nas – network attached storage

drn – drone

vta – voip telephone adapter

Computing Clusters

pro – processing station

hom – home station

sta – standard station

str – storage station

clu – computing cluster

chs – computing chassis

Interfaces

ipmi – IPMI

atm – Intel AMT

eth – ethernet

 

 

Communication Meshes

brd – bridge

rot- router

jtn – junction

wap – wireless access point

Interfaces

ssid – use whatever makes sense

e.g. free-oztell0 and member-oztell0

 

Legacy:

lr – Local Router (owned by User Entity)

ur – Upstream Router (owned by Link Entity)

 

Location Areas

The base domain for Location Areas is a Municipality. Resources within each municipality

hub – Hub

cps – Campus

bld – Building

cdf -communication distribution frame

 

 

Entity Number

 

For each Information Domain you create, you can pick your a Domain Number to uniquely identify your Information Domain worldwide.

The Domain Number is normally a real PSTN Phone Number in a location of your choice.

For example, a user called “Demo7” in New York (USA) has created an new Information Domain for herself and has picked a Domain Number in New York:

+1 646 3600971

Her Information Domain can now be contacted using that number :

Phone Numbers

      Voice Number:

+1 646 3600971

      Fax Number:

+1 646 3600971

      SMS Number:

+1 646 3600971

Internet Addresses
Web:   16463600971.88.io
Email:   16463600971@88.io
Instant Message:   164636009712@88.io

Security Certificates
Email:   email.16463600971.88.io
Token:   token.16463600971.88.io
Browser:   browser.16463600971.88.io
Signature:   sign.16463600971.88.io
Virtual Private Network:   vpn.16463600971.88.io

Voice Gateway
Toll-Free:   Ring   Access Number List   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
Skype:   Ring   skype88io   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
Google:   Ring   google88io   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
ENUM:   1.7.9.0.0.6.3.6.4.6.1.e164.name

Text Gateway
SMS:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Skype:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Google:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Microsoft:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Yahoo:   16463600971 (see XXX)
QQ:   16463600971 (see XXX)
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Using the previous example, the “Demo7” user can get an additional Domain Name instead:

demo7.com

Her Information Domain can now be contacted using that number :

Phone Numbers

      Voice Number:

+1 646 3600971

      Fax Number:

+1 646 3600971

      SMS Number:

+1 646 3600971

Internet Addresses
Web:   demo7.com
Email:   email@demo7.com
Instant Message:   message@demo7.com

Security Certificates
Email:   email.demo7.com
Token:   token.demo7.com
Browser:   browser.demo7.com
Signature:   sign.demo7.com
Virtual Private Network:   vpn.demo7.com

Voice Gateway
Toll-Free:   Ring   Access Number List   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
Skype:   Ring   skype88io   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
Google:   Ring   google88io   then enter   16463600971   when prompted
ENUM:   1.7.9.0.0.6.3.6.4.6.1.e164.name

Text Gateway
SMS:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Skype:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Google:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Microsoft:   16463600971 (see XXX)
Yahoo:   16463600971 (see XXX)
QQ:   16463600971 (see XXX)

Domain Name (for web, email, instant messaging etc.) and

Domain Name:

demo7.com

      Web Site:

www.demo7.com

      Email Address:

email@demo7.com

      Instant Message Address:

message@demo7.com

      Public Certificates:

Browser, Email, Private Network

Private Identity

Domain Registration

Some unique features about Domain Identity:

  1. Your Domain Identity is normally separate to your Real Identity. Although you can choose to make them the same – say you are a small online business.
  2. A individual or organisation can have Multiple Domains for Different Purposes e.g. school, home, work, friends etc.
  3. Domains can be linked together for easy ma

Children Domains