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INTERNET DRAFT Bill Fink
November 1992 NASA GSFC
IP Version 7 Bibliography
10 November 1992
Status of this Memo
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Abstract
This Internet Draft provides a bibliography of documents which
address the routing and addressing scaling problems in the current
IP architecture, and the design of the next generation of the IP
protocol suite, commonly referred to as IPv7.
This document is intended to simplify the process of locating all
of the relevant documents pertaining to this area. These documents
take various forms, including Request For Comments (RFCs), Internet
Drafts (I-Ds), and other papers produced either by Working Groups
of the IETF or individuals actively working in this area. It is
suggested that Internet Drafts related to this topic reference this
bibliography I-D, which will be updated on a regular basis as new
documents are published or existing ones are modified or change
status, e.g. from Internet Draft to RFC.
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1. Introduction
Extensive work is being performed on the routing and addressing
scaling problems of the current IP architecture, and on the design
of the next generation of the IP protocol suite, which is commonly
referred to as IPv7. A large number of documents have been produced
with various proposals about how to address these scaling problems
and other future requirements of IPv7. This bibliography is
intended to serve as a quick reference to all of the relevant
documents in this area.
The documents listed below include general background information,
specific proposals for short and medium-term solutions to the
routing and addressing scaling problems, and also proposals for
candidate IPv7 platforms and radically different routing, naming,
and addressing architectures for the future Internet environment.
The long-term proposals, besides addressing the scaling problems,
are also concerned with supporting new capabilities such as resource
reservation, mobile/portable IP hosts, dynamic host configuration,
and policy-based/TOS routing.
2. Bibliography
The following table lists the known documents that deal with the
IPv4 scaling problems and the IPv7 design issues. The first column
contains an acronym for the document, possibly appended with a
number, which is a name that is commonly used to refer to that
document or proposal. The second column contains the title of the
document followed by the on-line archive location, if one exists,
where the document may be retrieved via "anonymous" ftp. Almost
all of the documents can be found at one of the following standard
archive sites:
o East Coast (US)
Address: nnsc.nsf.net (128.89.1.178)
Address: nic.ddn.mil (192.112.36.5)
o West Coast (US)
Address: ftp.nisc.sri.com (192.33.33.22)
o Pacific Rim
Address: munnari.oz.au (128.250.1.21)
If the document can be found at one of the standard archive sites
listed above, then only the directory and file name is given for
the listed document. If the document is located at some other
archive site, then the name of the archive host followed by a
colon character (':') precedes the directory and file name. The
last column in the table gives the name(s) of the author(s) of
the document.
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Acronym Title/Archive Author(s)
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TTF RFC 1287 Clark, D.
Towards the Future Internet Chapin, L.
Architecture Cerf, V.
Braden, R.
Hobby, R.
rfc/rfc1287.txt
ORWG RFC 1126 Little, M.
Goals and Functional
Requirements for
Inter-Autonomous System Routing
rfc/rfc1126.txt
GROWTH RFC 1296 Lottor, M.
Internet Growth (1981-1991)
rfc/rfc1296.txt
ROAD RFC 1380 Gross, P.
IESG Deliberations on Routing Almquist, P.
and Addressing
rfc/rfc1380.txt
CRIT Criteria for Choosing Partridge, C.
IP Version 7 (IPv7) Kastenholz, F.
internet-drafts/draft-partridge-ipv7-criteria-00.txt
IPv7 IP Version 7 IAB
internet-drafts/draft-iab-ipversion7-00.txt
Uv7 TCP/IP: Internet Version 7 Ullmann, R.
internet-drafts/draft-ullmann-ipv7-00.txt
ADDR A Proposal for A Global Karrenberg, D.
Internet Addressing Scheme Stockman, B.
internet-drafts/draft-karrenberg-proposal-00.txt
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Acronym Title/Archive Author(s)
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NSAP RFC 1237 Colella, R.
Guidelines for OSI NSAP Gardner, E.
Allocation in the Internet Callon, R.
rfc/rfc1237.txt
C# A Revision to IP Address Solensky, F.
CSHARP Classifications Kastenholz, F.
internet-drafts/draft-solensky-csharp-00.txt
CIDR RFC 1338 Fuller, V.
Supernetting: an Address Li, T.
Assignment and Aggregation Yu, J.
Strategy Varadhan, K.
rfc/rfc1338.txt
CIDR2 Guidelines for IP Address Rekhter, Y.
Allocation Li, T.
internet-drafts/draft-rekhter-ipaddress-guide-05.txt
CIDR3 RFC 1366 Gerich, E.
Guidelines for Management of
IP Address Space
rfc/rfc1366.txt
CIDR4 RFC 1367 Topolcic, C.
Schedule for IP Address Space
Management Guidelines
rfc/rfc1367.txt
IPAE A Proposal for IP Address Hinden, R.
Encapsulation (IPAE): A Crocker, D.
Compatible Version of IP
with Large Addresses
internet-drafts/draft-crocker-ip-encaps-00.txt
EIP The Extended Internet Protocol Wang, Z.
a long-term solution to
Internet address exhaustion
internet-drafts/draft-wang-extended-ip-00.txt
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Acronym Title/Archive Author(s)
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TUBA RFC 1347 Callon, R.
TCP and UDP with Bigger
Addresses (TUBA), A Simple
Proposal for Internet
Addressing and Routing
rfc/rfc1347.txt
TUBA2 Use of ISO CLNP in TUBA Piscitello, D.
Environments
internet-drafts/draft-piscitello-clnp-00.txt
TUBA3 Addressing and End Point Callon, R.
Identification, For Use with
TUBA
internet-drafts/draft-ietf-tuba-address-00.txt, .ps
TUNE TCP & UDP with Curran, J.
Network-independent Endpoints
(TUNE)
internet-drafts/draft-curran-tune-00.txt
NAT The IP Network Address Tsuchiya, P.
Translator (Nat):
Preliminary Design
internet-drafts/draft-tsuchiya-addrtrans-00.txt
2TIER RFC 1335 Wang, Z.
A Two-Tier Address Structure Crowcroft, J.
for the Internet: A Solution
to the Problem of Address
Space Exhaustion
rfc/rfc1335.txt
PIP Pip: The `P' Internet Protocol Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-tsuchiya-pip-00.txt
PIP2 Pip Overview and Examples Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-tsuchiya-pip-overview-01.txt
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Acronym Title/Archive Author(s)
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PIP3 Pip Header Processing Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pip-processing-00.txt
PIP4 Pip Objects Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pip-objects-00.txt
PIP5 Pip Identifiers Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pip-identifiers-00.txt
PIP6 Transition to the Future Wang, Z.
Internet Protocol a comparison
of three transition schemes
internet-drafts/draft-wang-transition-00.txt
EIPIP The EIPIP Protocol: a Pip Wang, Z.
engine with an EIP shell Tsuchiya, P.
internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pip-eip-shell-00.txt
SIP SIP: A Simple Internet Deering, S.
Protocol
parcftp.xerox.com:pub/net-research/sip-spec
NIMROD The IP Addressing Issue Chiappa, N.
internet-drafts/draft-chiappa-ipaddressing-00.txt *
NIMROD2 A New IP Routing and Chiappa, N.
Addressing Architecture
internet-drafts/draft-chiappa-routing-00.txt *
UNIFIED RFC 1322 Estrin, D.
A Unified Approach to Rekhter, Y.
Inter-Domain Routing Hotz, S.
rfc/rfc1322.txt
* indicates this document has been deleted from the
internet-drafts directory due to having expired
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Note that for the Internet Drafts listed above, the version number
may be different if a newer version of the I-D has been released
since the last update of this bibliography I-D. The version number
is the "nn" in the "-nn.txt" at the end of the file name, e.g. the
"01" in "draft-tsuchiya-pip-overview-01.txt".
For additional sources of information, consult the RFC Index,
"rfc/rfc-index.txt",
the I-D Abstracts File,
"internet-drafts/1id-abstracts.txt",
and the individual bibliographies in the documents listed in the
table above.
Anyone seriously interested in this topic should also subscribe to
the "big-internet" e-mail discussion group by sending a message to
"big-internet-request@munnari.oz.au". The archives for this
discussion group are maintained on munnari.oz.au in the directory
"big-internet/list-archive". The archive is split out on a monthly
basis with the most recent discussion in the file "current".
There are also some off-line sources of information which are
listed below.
Ford, P., Gross, P., "Routing And Addressing Considerations",
Proceedings of the Twenty-Third IETF, March 1992
Gross, P., "Chair's Message and Minutes of the Open IETF
Plenary", Proceedings of the Twenty-Third IETF, March 1992
For information about ordering IETF Proceedings, consult the file:
"ietf/1proceedings-request.txt"
3. Special Note
Because of the problem of important documents expiring and being
deleted from the on-line archives, another "anonymous" ftp archive
has been set up on the host ipv7.gsfc.nasa.gov in the directory
"pub/ietf/ipv7". Also, to assist in retrieving the documents,
symbolic links have been set up from the acronym listed in the
table above to the full file name of the document. Thus, to obtain
the two NIMROD documents listed in the table, just ftp to host
ipv7.gsfc.nasa.gov, change directory to "pub/ietf/ipv7", and do
an "mget nimrod*". Please note that the symbolic links are in
all lower case.
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