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IP Addressing Research 2011.2.21

Outline Overview IP addressing research activities at CNNIC Future Work

IP addressing Research Overview Internet Research CNNIC LABs IP addressing Research

IP Addressing Research Work IP application IP address allocation IP address query IP related protocol Automatic security parameter configuration IP address itself New IPv6 address format Related framework design

Outline Overview IP addressing research activities at CNNIC Future Work

IP Allocation and Query Root A B C A1 A2 B1 B2 Accessing Networks PC Terminals 1.Automatic IP address Allocation 2. Recursive IP address information query 3. IP address renumbering

IP Address Information Query 1 Allocation history query 2 IP using history query using specific time

IPSec Security Association Configuration DNS recursive name server SIP server IPSec is widely used to build secure channels Separated from IP address configuration process DHCPv6 is to piggyback the parameters needed for IPSec SA parameters need to be configured

Operation Process DHCP Client Service Server target server A local server of the access network, which is to be configured the security association with a specific host, by DHCP. The target server works as a DHCP client listening for DHCP messages on UDP port 546 requestor A host that wants to establish security association with a specific local server. The requestor works as a DHCP client requesting the configuration parameters for security association.

Source IP Address Accountability IP address abusive activities is severe(spam, IP spoofing) IPv6 is a big challenge for the IP management work Wide variety of things will be connected to the internet at the age of internet of things Motivations propose an accountable type of IPv6 address Easy for roaming devices to access network managed by different ISPs Supporting different security demands for different services Our work We note that one of main reasons why IPv6 is desired is that IPv6 comes with a huge IP address space which could meet the need from the enormous number of terminals. we propose a new type of IPv6 address—HIA (standing for Host-Identifier- Embedded IPv6 Address) for the Internet accountability in the similar fashion with the method GSE and ILNP employ to achieve the so-called separation in IPv6 address, while retaining the IP addressing structure. With HIA as basis, we present an out-of-band assignment approach for part of IPv6 address called host identifier (HI), independent of the host’s access location.

Proposed IPv6 Address Format IPv6 Address Format(NP+EI) EI Attributes Unique Position independent Indicator 0xFFFE(compatible with IEEE-EUI-64) Host Things Other 64 24 16 Prefix Indicator

Source IP Address Accountability

Outline Overview IP addressing research activities at CNNIC Future Work

Future Work Future improve our work Detailed protocol and framework design Future improve our work Promote our research results among IP alliance members Build IPv6 tested for Internet of things Put our research results into practice ISPs Device providers Academic institutions Expand Cooperation

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