The current Internet addressing has faced several challenges such as routing scalability, mobility and multi-homing support. In conventional Internet architecture, which uses Internet Protocol addresses as both node IDs and locators. In order to solve the current problems, it is required to redesign the principles of Internet addressing architecture. Therefore, we have explored an ID/locator separation network architecture that uses separate sets of entities for IDs and locators in order to eliminate certain problems. At the same time, we also explore other research issues in designing an addressing architecture.
Locator/ID separation LISP (Locator/ID Separation Protocol) Resolution system Scalable Internet Performance on Locator/ID mapping Cloud Service VM (Virtual Machine)