LISP Hybrid Access
draft-menth-lisp-ha-00
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| Authors | Michael Menth , Andreas Stockmayer , Mark Schmidt | ||
| Last updated | 2016-01-07 (Latest revision 2015-07-06) | ||
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Abstract
Hybrid access (HA) allows simultaneous usage of multiple access links. Advantages are increased bandwidth and improved resilience. This document presents LISP Hybrid Access (LISP-HA), a mechanism to provide HA based on LISP technology. The document discusses potential changes needed to perform dynamic load-balancing and per packet load-balancing, which both increase the efficiency of HA. To that end, modified usage of some fields in the LISP header is proposed. Discussed use cases include the bundling of multiple access technologies for mobile devices and residential access routers. Additionally, we provide some considerations how LISP-HA can be deployed by providers.
Authors
Michael Menth
Andreas Stockmayer
Mark Schmidt
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