Source IPv6 Address Programmability
draft-cheng-6man-source-address-programmability-04
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| Authors | Weiqiang Cheng , Liyan Gong , Changwang Lin , Hao Li | ||
| Last updated | 2025-09-28 (Latest revision 2025-03-27) | ||
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Abstract
IPv6-based tunneling technologies, such as SRv6, have been deployed by provider on transport networks to provide users with services such as VPN and SD-WAN. After the service traffic enters the provider's transport network, it will be encapsulated by tunnel (SRv6 encapsulation). In order to better meet the SLA requirements of users, some technologies need to carry relevant information along with the flow to guide the processing of packets during forwarding. This document discusses the programmability of IPv6 source addresses to carry the necessary flow information
Authors
Weiqiang Cheng
Liyan Gong
Changwang Lin
Hao Li
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