I-D ACTION:draft-massar-v6ops-ayiya-02.txt

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	Title		: AYIYA: Anything In Anything
	Author(s)	: J. Massar
	Filename	: draft-massar-v6ops-ayiya-02.txt
	Pages		: 26
	Date		: 2004-7-8

This document defines a tunneling protocol that can be encapsulated
   in any other protocol. Using authentication tokens multiple tunnels
   can be created from behind the same NAT. The tokens allow one to
   identify the sender of the packet thus making it possible to
   automatically switch over the endpoint. This protocol is intended as
   an alternative to the proto-41 protocol in use for tunneling IPv6
   over IPv4 packets over the internet. Due to the authentication this
   protocol is especially useful for dynamic non-24/7 endnodes which are
   located	behind NATs and want to use for instance a IPv6 Tunnel
   Broker. The protocol can carry any payload and thus is not limited to
   only IPv6 over IPv4 but can also be used for IPv4 over IPv6 and many
   other combinations of protocols.

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