Abstract: A video interaction method includes receiving a video posting operation for a first video, where the first video is a video shot by a first user by using a target prop, where the target prop is a preset type of shooting prop; in response to the video posting operation, posting the first video; in response to finishing posting the first video, acquiring information about the degree of completion of interaction between the first user and the target prop in the shooting process of the first video; determining a first target object corresponding to the first video according to information about the degree of completion of interaction; and paying the first target object to the account of the first user and displaying a first object information window of the first target object.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for authenticating an access are provided. When a first interface of a BRAS device does not find a user entry corresponding to a user terminal, the first interface sends an authentication request packet including terminal information of the user terminal to an AAA server. The AAA server notifies a second interface already accessed by the user terminal to delete a user entry corresponding to the user terminal when determining that the user terminal is an authenticated terminal and a roaming terminal, and sends an authentication success packet to the first interface when determining the deletion is completed, so that the first interface allows access of the user terminal and records the user entry corresponding to the user terminal in the first interface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an in-situ flow detection method and an electronic device. The method includes: receiving a first service packet carrying a first packet header, where the first packet header includes at least a first in-situ flow detection option which is added to the first packet header by an ingress node of a first network domain and is for indicating an in-situ flow detection; and when the network device is an ingress node of a second network domain, forwarding a second service packet in the second network domain; where the second service packet is obtained by encapsulating a second packet header in an outer layer of the first service packet, the second packet header includes at least a second in-situ flow detection option.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an in-situ flow detection method and an electronic device. In the present disclosure, a BFIR in the G-BIER domain and an intermediate BFR between the BFIR and a BFER may transmit in situ flow detection information used for detecting network quality currently along with a G-BIER service packet, which realizes in-situ flow detection based on G-BIER service packet; at the same time, the BFIR in the G-BIER domain, the intermediate BFR and the BFER in the G-BIER domain may also report detection data used for detecting network quality currently to an analyzer which finally may detect network quality based on the detection data reported by the BFIR and the BFER in the G-BIER domain and the intermediate BFR between the BFIR and the BFER.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for authenticating an access are provided. When a first interface of a BRAS device does not find a user entry corresponding to a user terminal, the first interface sends an authentication request packet including terminal information of the user terminal to an AAA server. The AAA server notifies a second interface already accessed by the user terminal to delete a user entry corresponding to the user terminal when determining that the user terminal is an authenticated terminal and a roaming terminal, and sends an authentication success packet to the first interface when determining the deletion is completed, so that the first interface allows access of the user terminal and records the user entry corresponding to the user terminal in the first interface.

Abstract: A server may receive an authentication packet from a Forwarder via a data channel. Where, the server enables a BRAS control plane function and the Forwarder enables a BRAS forwarding plane function. The server authenticates the authentication packet. When the authentication is successful, a session entry for instructing the Forwarder to forward a data packet is created, and the session entry and an identity of the data channel are transmitted to the Forwarder through a protocol connection paired with the data channel.

Abstract: A server may receive an authentication packet from a Forwarder via a data channel. Where, the server enables a BRAS control plane function and the Forwarder enables a BRAS forwarding plane function. The server authenticates the authentication packet. When the authentication is successful, a session entry for instructing the Forwarder to forward a data packet is created, and the session entry and an identity of the data channel are transmitted to the Forwarder through a protocol connection paired with the data channel.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes assignment of Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) session identifiers (IDs). A PPPoE server receives a session request from a first PPPoE client to establish a new session with the PPPoE server. Based on the session request, the PPPoE server selects a session ID for the new session with the first PPPoE client and broadcasts a probe request carrying the session ID and a Media Access Control (MAC) address of the PPPoE server. When a probe response carrying the session ID is received from a second PPPoE client within a predetermined time period, the probe response indicating that a prior session previously established with the second PPPoE client is assigned with same session ID, the PPPoE server terminates the prior session with the second PPPoE client before assigning the session ID to the new session with the first PPPoE client.