E6 Addressing Scheme and Network Architecture
draft-zaitsev-e6-network-00
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| Author | Dmitry Zaitsev | ||
| Last updated | 2009-06-01 | ||
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Abstract
This document describes new E6 addressing scheme for the creation of world-wide networks totally constructed on the base of Ethernet technology. Hierarchic E6 addresses with the length of 6 octets are used instead of both Ethernet MAC-addresses and IP-addresses which allows the routing within world-wide networks and cuts overhead of TCP, IP headers; the address space is extended in 16K times regarding IP addresses. Standard Ethernet LLC2 facilities are employed for guaranteed delivery of information. E6 Network Architecture simplifies packets processing aglorithms that improves the network performance and QoS.
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