To who it may concern
I am a junior student from a univeristy of China and I read LISP draft
about internetworking ,LISP ALT , mobile node recently.
Firstly, I personally feel that EID-to-RLOC mapping through LISP ALT is
not efficient because ALT router routes EID .
So I have questions as follows
Will that create a large route table considering a large variety of
EID? Even though EID is assigned by internet registry, in some region where a
large population will migrate to another, the original hierarchical structure
will then be destoyed.
Will that make the time cost on mapping request longer? Because i think
the time spend on lookup the routes will increase.
Will the mobile node fail to keep connection with others because of the
mapping efficiency?
I find no answer to the above questions but I feel that the efficiency
of the EID-to-RLOC mapping determine the future's development
of LISP. So I wonder do you have any solutions to solve this problem?
I am really looking forward to your reply.
Sincerely.
YAN LIU
2011-08-16
liuyan.adams
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