Hi, > I've been doing some light reading on the topic of new(er) networking > protocols, and I've come across Locator/Identifier Seperation Protocol (LISP) > (RFC6830 and onwards) and Identifier/Locator Network Protocol (ILNP) (RFC6740 > and onwards). > > There appear to be implementations of LISP already, and there is a public beta > network already in operation. A cursory search doesn't yield any information > on implementations of ILNP, but the (somewhat sparse) Wikipedia article makes > reference of RFC6115, in which ILNP is recommended by the IETF Routing > Research Group as "the preferred evolutionary direction for IPv6". > > Is there any interest among the OpenBSD developers in implementing either of > these two (or other similar) protocols? >
I have a moderated interest in LISP as it seems to get less and less traction. Among the (new) shiny toys, SRv6 seems like a good bet. Denis
