Sequential (155) Binding

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John: Before we start,  you might have a look. https://chihaukam.blogspot.com/2024/09/blog-post_2.html?m=1 .
Me: Ok.
John: See the 1st picture. The binding-network, e.g., IP or Telephone,  are seperate from the harddisk of Telecom. 
Me: How do they connect ?
John: By serial communication, e.g., Ethernet. 
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John: R0 is a physical address which correspond to my "Cellular phone". 
Me: Ok.
John: When my mobile is switched on, I got a physical address from the binding-network. 
Me: Ok.
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John : My SIM Card has a unique ID already. Based on this unique ID,  the binding-network will help me look for an available IP or available Telephone number from the harddisk of the telecom. I use "available IP" as an example.  
Me: Ok.
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John: Now, you see the 2nd picture.  There's a series of Magnetic in the harddisk of the telecom.  And, there's a Magnetic "sensor" sweep from 1 to 8.
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Note : In reality,  apart from Magnetics, there's is Optics which are used as "Permanent store". We only use Magnetics as an example.
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Me: It's a bottle neck. Why? A magnetic "sensor" return to us a signal of either 1 or 0 bit by bit. Either have "magnetic field" or no "magnetic field. ".
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John : Yes, after sensing, we shift the Permanent storage (Magnetic) to the temporary storage (Cache).  
Me: In another words, the "temporary" datas will be placed on the cache of the harddisk of Telecom.  
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John: Yes, Lastly,  we go through a series of, 
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Int available_ip = select the top 1 line from cache_table of the harddisk of Telecom.
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Update cache_table of the harddisk of the Telecom where line = Top 1 line.
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Set Top 1 line Unavailable. 
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Socket (available_Ip, Binding-network);
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Clear available_ip.
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Me: So many steps. 
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John : Yes, on top of it,  between the harddisk of the telecom and the Binding-network,  it is a bit-by-bit Serial communication,  e.g., Ethernet.  As a result,  I need 10 seconds to obtain my IP.


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