IPv6 Tunnel Broker with the Tunnel Setup Protocol (TSP)

Blanchet, Marc; Parent, Florent

doi:10.17487/rfc5572

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“…Once the tunnel is configured, data can flow between the tunnel client and the tunnel server. [RFC3053] describes the tunnel broker model, while [RFC5572] specifies the Tunnel Setup Protocol (TSP), which can be used by clients to communicate with the Tunnel Broker.…”

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Security Implications of IPv6 on IPv4 Networks

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2014

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“…Backbone Topologies: Some deployment mechanisms [4,26,28] opt for more logically centralized systems such as backbones (e.g., 6bone for IPv6 or Mbone for multicast), where packets first must travel to a backbone router before reaching their destination (see Figure 2). A better solution would have packets travel directly to their destination (Figure 1), as diverting packets through additional infrastructure impacts performance by increasing latency as well as increases the potential for failures.…”

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“…While the IPv6 standard itself is fairly stable, there are numerous (and varying) methods for deployment over the existing IPv4 Internet [4,7,8,18,26,28]. Broadly put, these mechanisms fall into two major categories: static tunnelingbased approaches and address mapping-based approaches.…”

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“…Examples of static tunneling mechanisms include 6in4 [28], AYIYA [26], and TSP [4]. The differences between them are mostly manual (6in4) versus automatic (TSP) tunnel setup and whether IPv6 can be encapsulated in transport layer protocols (AYIYA).…”

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“…Static Tunnels: 6in4 [28], AYIYA [26], TSP [4] 2. Address Mapping: 6to4 [8], 6over4 [7], 6rd [14], Teredo [18] 3.…”

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Despite the plethora of incremental deployment mechanisms proposed, rapid adoption of new network-layer protocols and architectures remains difficult as reflected by the widespread lack of IPv6 traffic on the Internet. We show that all deployment mechanisms must address four key questions: How to select an egress from the source network, how to select an ingress into the destination network, how to reach that egress, and how to reach that ingress. By creating a design space that maps all existing mechanisms by how they answer these questions, we identify the lack of existing mechanisms in part of this design space and propose two novel approaches: the "4ID" and the "Smart 4ID". The 4ID mechanism utilizes new data plane technology to flexibly decide when to encapsulate packets at forwarding time. The Smart 4ID mechanism additionally adopts an SDN-style control plane to intelligently pick ingress/egress pairs based on a wider view of the local network. We implement these mechanisms along with two widely used IPv6 deployment mechanisms and conduct wide-area deployment experiments over PlanetLab. We conclude that Smart 4ID provide better overall performance and failure semantics, and that innovations in the data plane and control plane enable straightforward incremental deployment.

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