Address Resolution and Location Discovery (ARLD) Protocol
draft-rfced-info-dobbins-00
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| Authors | Kurt Dobbins , Tom Grant , Dave Ruffen | ||
| Last updated | 1997-04-16 | ||
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Abstract
The Address Resolution and Location Discovery (ARLD) protocol is part of the InterSwitch Message Protocol (ISMP). ISMP was designed to facilitate interswitch communication within distributed connection-oriented switching networks. The ARLD protocol is used to resolve a packet destination address when the source and destination pair of a packet does not match a known connection. It is also used to provide end-station address mobility between switches.
Authors
Kurt Dobbins
Tom Grant
Dave Ruffen
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