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NAROS : Host-Centric IPv6 Multihoming with Traffic

Cédric de Launois, Olivier Bonaventure

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More and more ISPs are multihomed and need to engineer their interdomain traffic. Unfortunately, both multihoming and traffic engineering contribute to the growth of the BGP routing tables. For IPv6, a better solution for multihoming and traffic engineering is required. This document proposes a host-centric IPv6 multihoming solution that relies on the utilization of a "Name, Address and ROute System" (NAROS) server. A key advantage of using this server is that it allows a multihomed site to engineer its interdomain traffic without transmitting any BGP message.

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Key concepts: Multihoming, IPv6, Computer network, Host (biology), Computer science, Border Gateway Protocol, Computer security, Routing (electronic design automation)