1. A method of accessing to a network which is obtained more rapidly and has significantly lower human involvement than in the past, comprising the acts of: correlating (a) information, communicated to a network access system along a temporary path and automatically registered a first data storage table within the system, which information identifies a discovered object with (b) data electronically placed in a second data storage table in the system comprising an identifiable order for network services to be provided to the discovered object; automatically providing a non-temporary path based upon correlation of the information in the first table and the data in the second table by which communication services between the object and the network through the system are provided on a compensatory basis.