Khaled Routing Protocol (KRP) ID Submission.

Khaled Omar <eng.khaled.omar@xxxxxxxxxxx> · Wed, 12 Apr 2017 16:13:30 +0000

Hi Jasmine,

Please upload the 2^nd ID attached.

Looking for an advanced discussion to take this ID forward.

Best Regards,

Khaled Omar 

ÿþdraft-omar-intarea-krp-00                              Khaled Omar

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                     KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP)

                             Specification

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Abstract

   This document specifies KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP).

Table of Contents

   1. Introduction..................................................1

   2. KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP).................................1

   3. KRP Forwarding Mechanism......................................2

   3. Security Considerations.......................................3

   4. Acknowledgments...............................................3

   5. Author Address................................................3

   6. References....................................................3

   7. Full Copyright Statement......................................3

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1.  Introduction

    - KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP) is an Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP) that

      introduces a new way of routing IP packets from the source to the destination

      through different Autonomous Systems (ASs).

    - The Internet will be subdivided into logical regions or by the physical

      location of continents.

    - The routing process that KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP) uses is based on the

      KRP Region Number (RN), the KRP Autonomous System Number (ASN), Best Path Algorithm

      (AS Path) and the efforts made by the IGP within each AS.

    - The major difference between KRP and BGP is that KRP does not uses a large table

      with hundreds of thousands of entries (BGP Table) stored within each Internet router,

      instead of that, it uses a smarter way of routing based on the KRP RN,  KRP ASN

      stored within each IP address, Best Path Algorithm (AS Path) and the efforts already

      being done by each IGP within an AS.

2. KHALED Routing Protocol (KRP)

    - KRP uses new terms that can be defined as follows:

    * Region Number (RN):

   - 3-bits represented in one decimal digit.

   - 8 RNs can be used to represent 8 different Regions (from 0 to 7).

   - The 1st hex digit of the 1st group of an IPv6 address determines on which RN this IPv6

     address is located..

   - The 1st octet of an IPv4 address determines on which RN this IPv4 address is located.

   - The table that will be used listing the Region Number (RN), the corresponding IPv6

     1st hex digits and the IPv4 1st octet pool of numbers is called the Region Number Table

     (RNT) and is stored on every KRP router and is as follows:

           **************************************************************

           *  Region Number  *  1st IPv6 hex digits  *  1st IPv4 Octets * 

           **************************************************************  

           *        1        *       1 - 6 - B       *     ARIN Pool    *        

           **************************************************************  

           *        2        *       2 - 7 - C       *   RIPE NCC Pool  *        

           **************************************************************  

           *        3        *       3 - 8 - D       *   AFRINIC Pool   *        

           **************************************************************  

           *        4        *       4 - 9 - E       *    APNIC Pool    *        

           **************************************************************  

           *        5        *       5 - A           *   LACNIC Pool    *        

           **************************************************************

    * Regional Boarder Router (RBR) ==> A router in a region that has

                                        at least one interface connected

                                        to a router's interface in another

                                        region.

    * Regional Router (RR) ==> A router in a region and has all interfaces

                               connected to other routers in the same

                               region.

   - Each RBR and RR is configured with a Region Number (RN) that identifies

     in which region that router is located. 

   - All RBRs and RRs interfaces will be assigned by default to the configured

     Region Number (RN).

   - The two connected KRP routers exchange their RNs: 

       1) If they are the same, the two KRP routers are RRs.

       2) If they are different, the two KRP routers are RBRs.

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3. KRP Forwarding Mechanism

   - KRP requires the IPv6 and IPv4 assignment must follow these requirements:

     a) The 1st two groups of an IPv6 address is represented as follows:

                   yyyy|yyyy|yyyy|yyyy:yyyy|yyyy|yyyy|yyyy

                                  YYYY:YYYY

       where YYYY:YYYY hex digits represents the KRP Autonomous System Number (ASN).

     b) The 1st two octets of an IPv4 address is represented as follows:

                             yyyyyyyy.yyyyyyyy

                                   YY.YY

      where YY.YY hex digits represents the KRP Autonomous System Number (ASN).

     Note:- - The KRP ASN must be unique for every AS.

    - There are 3 types of tables and 1 RBR message that the KRP uses for forwarding a packet:

     a) KRP router Regional Table (RT):

     **********************************************************************

     * Local RN * Remote RN * Traffic Class * Local KRP ASN * RBR KRP ASN * 

     **********************************************************************  

     *          *           *               *               *             *

     **********************************************************************

    - Each RBR and RR creates its own Regional Table (RT).

    - The Regional Table (RT) is as follows:

      Note:- - Each RBR broadcasts the full learned RT first, then the new learned 

               Remote RN.

             - Each RBR broadcasts the RT out of all its interfaces except the interface

               where it learned about the remote RN.

    b) KRP router Forwarding Table (FT):

     ***************************************************************************

     *   Local  *   Remote  *    RBR    *    Best   *   Output   *   Next-hop  *

     *  KRP ASN *  KRP ASN  *  KRP ASN  *  AS Path  *  Interface *  IP Address *

     ***************************************************************************  

     *          *           *           *           *            *             *

     ***************************************************************************

    c) KRP router IGP Routing Table (IRT):

     *************************************************************

     * Prefix (Subnet) * Metric * Output Interface * Next-hop IP * 

     ************************************************************* 

     *                 *        *                  *             *      

     *************************************************************

   - RBR Advertised Message Information for the local region is as follows:

     *******************************************************

     * Remote RN * Metric * Output Interface * Next-hop IP * 

     ******************************************************* 

     *           *        *                  *             *      

     *******************************************************

   - RBR Advertised Message Information for the remote region is as follows:

     ***********************************************************

     * Local * Remote * Traffic * Number  * Time-out *   RBR   *

     *  RN   *   RN   *  Class  * of Hops *  Value   * KRP ASN *

     *********************************************************** 

     *          *           *                  *               *      

     ***********************************************************

    d) RBR Regional Table (RRT):

     ******************************************************

     * Local RN * Remote RN * Traffic Class * RBR KRP ASN * 

     ******************************************************  

     *          *           *               *             *

     ******************************************************

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Security Considerations

Acknowledgments

Author Address

   Khaled Omar Ibrahim Omar

   The Road

   6th of October City, Giza

   Egypt

   Phone: +2 01003620284

   E-mail: eng.khaled.omar@hotmail.com

   National ID No.: 28611262102992

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