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Title : Node Identity Internetworking Architecture
Author(s) : S. Schuetz, et al.
Filename : draft-schuetz-nid-arch-00.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2007-9-18
This document describes a new proposal for a future Internet
architecture. Similar to many other proposals it employs
a locator/
identifier split to overcome the short-comings arising
from the dual
role of IP addresses. Similar to the Host Identity Protocol, each
node carries a unique, randomly self-generated identifier - the
public part of a public/private key pair. It can
therefore directly
be used for authentication and authorisation purposes. Different
from some other proposals, the Node Identity Internetworking
architecture does not try to converge on a single
(globally managed)
address space, but instead accepts the co-existence of different
networking domains - here called locator domains.
Routing within the
architecture is based on a two-level approach. First,
routing within
a locator domain is managed by the internal addressing and routing
scheme of the locator domain. Second, routing between locator
domains involves specialized nodes at locator domain borders. By
grouping the nodes into locator domains, the effects of certain
events such as mobility can often be localised, thus reducing the
impact on the global network.
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