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Feature #3143

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Discover RIB management prefix of connected gateway router

Added by Junxiao Shi about 11 years ago. Updated over 8 years ago.

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New
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Normal
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Category:
Protocol
Target version:
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Estimated time:
3.00 h

Description

Design a procedure to discover the RibMgmt prefix of a connected gateway router.

Scenario:

  1. An end host is already connected to zero or more gateway routers. For each router, the end host knows a prefix to access its NFD-RIB.
  2. The end host connects to one or more additional gateway routers.
  3. For each new router, the end host should discover a prefix to access its NFD-RIB.

Requirements and assumptions:

  • The end host must be able to verify responses from gateway routers against a trust schema.
  • The end host should support multiple simultaneous discoveries, because it's possible that an additional connection is established before the previous discovery is complete.
  • The end host should tolerate multiple connected gateway routers having the same NFD-RIB prefix.
  • It's assumed that the NFD-RIB prefix of a connected router does not change without breaking the connection.

Related issues 2 (2 open — 0 closed)

Related to NFD - Feature #3142: Configurable top-level prefixes for NFD-RIBNew

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Blocks NFD - Feature #3145: Collect and publish routable-prefixesNew

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 #1

Updated by Junxiao Shi about 11 years ago

  • Related to Feature #3142: Configurable top-level prefixes for NFD-RIB added
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Updated by Junxiao Shi about 11 years ago

  • Blocks Feature #3145: Collect and publish routable-prefixes added
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 #3

Updated by Muhammad Hosain Abdullahi Sabet almost 10 years ago

3.For each new router, the end host should discover a prefix to access its NFD-RIB.

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  • The end host should tolerate multiple connected gateway routers having the same NFD-RIB prefix.

So you are certain that "a prefix" in "3." of scenario section will not be a unique one, otherwise req. no 3 will not exist, right? Thus, maybe -imho- we could have a mapping-like phase in end-host's nfd side which maps prefixes to faces and vice versa?

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Updated by Junxiao Shi almost 10 years ago

The end host should tolerate multiple connected gateway routers having the same NFD-RIB prefix.

The discovery protocol only needs to find out what prefix each gateway router is using. In case of multiple routers having the same NFD-RIB prefix, further operations may not run smoothly, but it's not discovery protocol's concern.

a mapping-like phase in end-host's nfd side which maps prefixes to faces and vice versa

Yes, the outcome of this protocol is to have a mapping between face and NFD-RIB prefix, as indicated in scenario step1.

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 #5

Updated by Davide Pesavento over 8 years ago

  • Target version deleted (v0.5)
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