IPv6 Enterprise Network Analysis - IP Layer 3 Focus

Routing and Addressing in Networks with Global Enterprise Recursion (RANGER) Scenarios

“…enterprise network the same as defined in [RFC4852], where the enterprise network deploys a unified RLOC space addressing plan within the commons, but may also contain partitions with disjoint RLOC spaces and/or organizational groupings that can be considered as enterprises unto themselves. An enterprise network therefore need not be "one big happy family", but instead provides a commons for the cooperative interconnection of diverse organizations that may have competing interests (e.g., such as the case within the global Internet Default-Free Zone).…”

“…are included to show how the various pieces can work together. It expands on the concepts introduced in "IPv6 Enterprise Network Scenarios" [RFC4057] and "IPv6 Enterprise Network Analysis -IP Layer 3 Focus" [RFC4852], and shows how the enterprise network model generalizes to a broad range of scenarios. These use cases are included to provide examples, invite criticism and comment, and explore the potential for creating the next-generation Internet using the RANGER architecture.…”

Routing and Addressing in Networks with Global Enterprise Recursion (RANGER)

“…o scalable routing and addressing o provider-independent addressing and its relation to provider- enterprise the same as defined in [RFC4852], where the enterprise deploys a unified RLOC space addressing plan within the commons but may also contain partitions with disjoint RLOC spaces and/or organizational groupings that can be considered as enterprises unto themselves. An enterprise therefore need not be "one big happy family", but instead provides a commons for the cooperative interconnection of diverse organizations that may have competing interests (e.g., such as the case within the global Internet DFZ).…”

Virtual Enterprise Traversal (VET)

“…The terminology in the normative references apply; the following terms are defined within the scope of this document: subnetwork the same as defined in [RFC3819]. enterprise the same as defined in [RFC4852]. An enterprise is also understood to refer to a cooperative networked collective with a commonality of business, social, political, etc.…”

“…Enterprise networks [RFC4852] connect routers over various link types (see [RFC4861], Section 2.2). The term "enterprise network" in this context extends to a wide variety of use cases and deployment scenarios.…”