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Gap Analysis in Internet Addressing
draft-jia-intarea-internet-addressing-gap-analysis-02

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Authors Yihao Jia , Dirk Trossen , Luigi Iannone , Paulo Mendes , Nirmala Shenoy , Laurent Toutain , Abraham Chen , Dino Farinacci
Last updated 2022-03-06
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Abstract

There exist many extensions to Internet addressing, as it is defined in [RFC0791] for IPv4 and [RFC8200] for IPv6, respectively. Those extensions have been developed to fill gaps in capabilities beyond the basic properties of Internet addressing. This document outlines those properties as a baseline against which the extensions are categorized in terms of methodology used to fill the gap together with examples of solutions doing so. While introducing such extensions, we outline the issues we see with those extensions. This ultimately leads to consider whether or not a more consistent approach to tackling the identified gaps, beyond point-wise extensions as done so far, would be beneficial. The benefits are the ones detailed in the companion document [I-D.jia-intarea-scenarios-problems-addressing], where, leveraging on the gaps identified in this memo and scenarios provided in [I-D.jia-intarea-scenarios-problems-addressing], a clear problem statement is provided.

Authors

Yihao Jia
Dirk Trossen
Luigi Iannone
Paulo Mendes
Nirmala Shenoy
Laurent Toutain
Abraham Chen
Dino Farinacci

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