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Analyzing Problems in Naming, Addressing, and Routing in Network Configurations

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This analysis identifies critical problems related to naming, addressing, routing, domain selection, and policy configuration in network systems. It highlights challenges in implementing node-scoped versus domain-scoped configuration objects, discussing the implications of these choices. The paper suggests that while most current implementations lean toward node-scoped solutions, this approach often generates complications. A domain-scoped framework is put forward as a more ideal solution, despite potential practical limitations. Strategies for addressing these issues and advancing the field are also explored.

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Analyzing Problems in Naming, Addressing, and Routing in Network Configurations

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  1. MIF Current Practice Analysis J. Laganier, G. Montenegro J. Korhonen, T. Savolainen Z.Cao

  2. Problem Classification • Problems w.r.t. Naming and Addressing • Problems w.r.t. Routing • Problems w.r.t. Domain Selection • Problems w.r.t. Address Selection • Problems w.r.t. Configuration and Policy • Have incorporated into the PS draft

  3. Central problem • Should Configuration Objects (DNS, Routing, Addressing, Address selection, Policy) be node-scoped or domain-scoped? • Most implementations are done in a node-scoped way, which is the source of those problems • Domain-scoped way is ideal, but may not be practical • Ways to workaround

  4. Moving forward: filling the matrix

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