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Title : Identifier / Locator Separation: Exploration of the Design Space (ILSE)
Author(s) : P. Nikander
Filename : draft-nikander-ram-ilse-00.txt
Pages : 18
Date : 2007-2-28
Implementing the so called identifier / locator separation may have
far-reaching consequences to the Internet architecture, depending
very much on how exactly it is implemented. That is, here as in many
other cases, the devil lies very much in the details.
In this document, we attempt to outline the various aspects of the
design space. We briefly discuss six main aspects: identifiers,
dynamic traffic management, end-to-end issues, security, economics,
and deployment. In this initial version of the document, we still
lack many details.
This document is a reaction to the problem statement effort at the
Amsterdam IAB Routing and Addressing Workshop (RAWS).
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