[dns-dir] DNS Early Warn: draft-chen-behave-rsnat-00.txt
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Network Working Group G. Chen
Internet-Draft H. Deng
Intended status: Experimental B. Zhou
Expires: January 7, 2010 China Mobile
M. Xu
L. Song
Y. Cui
Tsinghua University
July 6, 2009
Reliable and Scalable NAT mechanism (RS-NAT) based on BGP for IPv4/6
Transition
draft-chen-behave-rsnat-00
Abstract
For the rapid exhaustion of IPv4 address pool against the slow
development of IPv6, IPv4/6 coexistence/transition proved to be a
long period. In the IPv4/6 transition process, there are many NAT-
like technologies existing in the internet. However the NAT boxes
such as IPv4 NAT, IPv4/6 NAT are so poor in their reliability and
scalability, which put a severe threat on the development of IPv4/6
Transition. This document defines a reliable and scalable NAT(RS-
NAT)mechanism to solve the problem.
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