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Title : Automatic Router Configuration Protocol
Author(s) : J. Linton
Filename : draft-linton-arcp-00.txt
Pages : 28
Date : 2002-10-15
Automatic Router Configuration Protocol is a method by which Routers
may be automatically configured according to a predefined or default
scheme of behavior and address allocation. It is routing protocol
independent and is based on on a Client-Server model, working in
conjunction with DHCP [2] and using a system of IP messages for
communication between participating Router Clients and Servers. It is
easy to use as a labor-saving device in less secure environments and
will work even in conjunction with unmodified DHCP Server
implementations. However, it also has inherent security features and
is capable of highly secure implementation.
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