Re: [Ila] LISP for ILA

Dino Farinacci <farinacci@gmail.com> Tue, 13 March 2018 19:56 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Ila] LISP for ILA
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> Using IPv6 format is something we considered while writing the draft. We went the LCAF route to have an explicit way to (1) distinguish ILA Identifiers/Locators from other addresses in the Mapping System, (2) specify the Identifier/Locator length and (3) include metadata bits. However, for simple scenarios (only ILA domain, no overlapping with non-local addresses, no multiple SIR prefixes, fixed Identifier length, no need for metadata bits, etc) things could work with AFI=2 format. If the rough consensus from the WG(s) is that a plain AFI=2 format is sufficient, we can certainly update the draft. I would like to know the opinion of others on this. 

Well identifiers can be encoded as ::<64-bits> and locators can be encoded as a regular prefix (leading bits and mask-length).

I have been running with some ILA addresses in my mapping system for a while now. I wanted to show Tom that it could be done easily. What I did was register a 128-bit EID which was the SIR-prefix plus identifier which mapped to a 128-bit RLOC that contained high-order bits as the routable locator and low-order bits as the identifier. I realize this is a bit redundant, but it could be done with no protocol or implementation changes.

Anyways,
Dino