Source Address Dependent Routing (SADR) Behcet Sarikaya([email protected]) Sarikaya(sarikaya@ieee org) IETF 91 draft-sarikaya-6man-sadroverview-02 draft-sarikaya-6man-ra-route-02 draft-sarikaya-dhc-dhcpv6-raoptions-sadr-00 1 So rce Address Dependent Ro Source Routing ting z z z z z We present three drafts: Overview draft RA options draft DHCP options draft All are host based. Host informed about ingress filtering can use the right source addresses and thus facilitate source address dependent routing 2 SADR O Overview er ie z z z z Multihomed hosts and hosts with multiple interfaces 4 topologies Analysis Provisioning Domains and SADR 3 SADR T Topologies l i 4 Shi 6 Host Shim6 H t Scenario S i H1 P3::iid X 5 Provisioning Domains P Perspective ti z z z z Consistent set of network configuration information is called provisioning domain (PvD) PvDs have PvD Id and PvD Content P D content PvD t t may be b defined d fi d as RA options ti or DHCP options Th options The ti we define d fi nextt constitute tit t PvD P D Content or part of PvD Content 6 IP 6 RA Options for Ne IPv6 Nextt Hop Ro Routes tes z z Defines Router Advertisement Options for SADR Options defined z z z z z Route Prefix Next Hop Address Source Address/Prefix Next Hop Address and Route Prefix Next Hop Address with Source Address and Route P fi Prefix 7 DHCPv6 Route Options for Source Address Dependent Routing Ro ting z z z z z Companion draft to draft-sarikaya-6man-next-hop-ra This draft defines DHCPv6 options corresponding to the options defined in draft-sarikaya-6man-next-hopra Route Prefix Option Source Address/Prefix Option Next Hop Option z z With Route Prefix can be defined in sub-options With Route Prefix and Source Address can be deined in suboptions 8 N t St Next Steps z WG draft? 9
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