WO2011032479A1 - 基于身份标识和位置分离架构的网络及其骨干网和网元 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a network architecture in the field of communication technologies, and in particular, to a network based on identity identification and location separation architecture and its components.
- IP Internet Protocol
- IP provides a routing function for the Internet (Internet), which assigns logical addresses, ie IP addresses, to all nodes (including hosts and routers). Each port of each host is assigned an IP address.
- the IP address includes the network prefix and the host part.
- the IP addresses of all hosts on the same link usually have the same network prefix and different host parts. This allows IP to be routed based on the network prefix portion of the destination node's IP address, allowing the router to maintain a simple network prefix route without having to maintain a separate route for each host. In this case, since the network prefix route is used, when the node switches from one link to another without changing its IP address, the node cannot receive the data packet on the new link. Therefore, it is impossible to communicate with other nodes.
- IP networks do not support terminal mobility.
- IPV6 also abbreviated as ⁇
- 3GPP Third Generation Partnership Project
- GPRS General Packet Radio Service Technology
- GTP General Packet Radio Service Technology
- WCDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
- GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node
- CDMA Code Division Multiple Access In the
- HA Home Agent
- Both Mobile IPV4 and Mobile IPV6 are terminal-based mobility solutions featuring The terminal handles the mobility-related processes.
- the main problem with Mobile MIPv4 is routing detour.
- terminal A opens an account in X, and the corresponding HA is in X.
- the communication peer B is at Y, even if A roams to Y, its data stream is still sent back from Y to X, and then to the opposite B.
- the main improvement of Mobile MIPV6 over MIPV4 is to define the path optimization process, which can avoid path detours, but has the following problems:
- the path optimization process of MIPV6 is an end-to-end process.
- the terminal needs to support Mobile IPV6. In fact, there are fewer terminals supporting MIP V6, and fixed access terminals are generally not supported. The path optimization process of MIPV6 is difficult to implement.
- LMA Local Mobility. Anchor
- PGW Packet Data Network Gateway
- the terminal When the terminal is powered on, it will anchor an LMA or PGW, GGSN, whether it is a Local exit, a dynamic LMA or other existing methods, and the subsequent terminal location changes.
- the anchor position does not change unless the terminal is dropped and re-assigned online after the line is dropped.
- the IP address in the TCP/IP protocol widely used in the existing Internet has a dual function, which serves as both the location identifier of the communication terminal host network interface of the network layer in the network topology and the identity of the transport layer host network interface.
- the TCP/IP protocol was not designed at the beginning of the host. However, as host mobility becomes more prevalent, the semantic overload defects of such IP addresses are becoming increasingly apparent. When the IP address of the host changes, not only the route changes, but also the identity of the communication terminal host changes. This causes the routing load to become heavier and heavy, and the change of the host ID will cause the application and connection to be interrupted.
- identity and location separation is to solve the semantic overload and path of IP addresses. Separate the dual functions of IP addresses by problems such as heavy load, and support for mobility, multiple townships, dynamic redistribution of IP addresses, mitigation of routing load, and mutual visits between different network areas in the next generation Internet. .
- IP protocol does not support mobility.
- the essential reason is that IP addresses contain dual attributes of identity and location.
- Identity attribute of the IP address In the TCP/IP protocol stack, the IP address is used to identify the communication peer.
- the IP address represents which network segment the user is on and is the basis of the route. In a fixed network, there is no problem in the location and identity attributes of the IP address. Because the location of the terminal does not change, the IP address does not change, and the identity attribute does not change.
- the main host-based protocol is the Host Identity Protocol (HIP).
- the existing main route-based protocol is the Location Identity Separation Protocol (LISP).
- HIP is a host mobility association protocol. HIP separates an IP address into an end identifier and a location identifier.
- the basic idea of HIP is to introduce a 3.5-layer Host Identity Layer (HIL) between the Layer 3 network layer and the Layer 4 transport layer, that is, the host identifier is introduced between the domain name space and the IP address space.
- Host Identity, HI Host Identity space.
- the host identification layer separates the originally tightly coupled transport layer from the network layer. The IP address no longer plays the role of the identity host. It is only responsible for the routing and forwarding of packets. That is, it is only used as a locator.
- the host name is represented by the host identifier.
- the host identification layer is logically located between the network layer and the transport layer.
- the transport layer uses the transport layer identifier, and the host identifier layer completes the host identifier and IP address translation in the packet.
- the network layer is shielded from the transport layer, and any changes in the network layer (for example, changes in the host's IP address during communication) do not affect the transport layer link unless the quality of service changes.
- connection of the transport layer is established on the host identity, and the IP address can only be used for network layer routing, and is no longer used to identify the host identity.
- the key idea of HIP is to disconnect the network layer and the transport layer. Tightly coupled, so that the connection between the application layer and the transport layer is not affected by changes in IP addresses. When the IP address changes in a connection, HI remains unchanged, thereby ensuring uninterrupted connectivity.
- the IP address is only used for routing and addressing functions, and HI is used to identify the end host corresponding to a connection, instead of the IP address used in the connection socket.
- HIP is a host protocol.
- the main problem is: The premise of the deployment is that the terminals that need to participate in the communication support the HIP protocol synchronously, and need to make major changes to the terminal or even the upper layer application.
- the network does not participate in the user's access management.
- the location update phase in which both ends of the communication move simultaneously requires the network to participate in maintaining the communication link. Otherwise, packet loss will occur.
- the HIP protocol cannot implement anonymous communication.
- LISP reuses routing technology and has made some changes to the existing routing topology. Combined with the existing transport network, it optimizes the existing routing technology with minimal transformation.
- the host uses an IP address (called an End Identifier (EID) in the LISP system) to track sockets, establish connections, send and receive packets.
- EID End Identifier
- Routers pass packets based on IP destination addresses (called Routing Locations (RLOCs) in LISP systems).
- RLOCs Routing Locations
- Tunnel routing is introduced in the LISP system, and LISP packets are encapsulated when the host packet is initiated and decapsulated before being finally delivered to the destination.
- the IP address of the "outer header" in the LISP packet is RLOCs.
- the ITR Traffic Ingress Router
- the ITR encapsulates a new LISP header for each packet and strips the new headers in the egress channel.
- the ITR performs an EID-to-RLOC lookup to determine the routing path to the ETR (Tunnel Exit Router), which uses the RLOC as its own address.
- the proposal of LISP is not to solve the problem of mobility, but mainly solves the problem of network size, which is aimed at the problem that the routing table is too large. For mobility and multi-homing, it is a problem that is solved by the separation of identity locations. Now, There are no specific plans and implementation methods.
- LISP is a network-based protocol that only affects the network part. More specifically, it only affects the existing backbone network (Internet backbone), and does not affect the access layer and user host of the existing network. It is completely transparent.
- TCP/IP protocol supports the mobility of the terminal by means of a fixed anchor point, and fixes the anchor point. It brings the problem of packet path bypass, which increases the transmission delay and bandwidth waste.
- the route optimization process of MIPV6 requires the host participating in the communication to support the MIPV6 protocol, which is difficult to deploy.
- the IP address in the TCP/IP protocol has a dual function: it is used as the location identifier of the communication terminal host network interface in the network topology and as the identity identifier of the transport layer host network interface.
- the current technology identity and location separation framework HIP, LISP, etc. are a brand new network framework designed to overcome this shortcoming of existing network technologies.
- the host-based HIP protocol needs to make major changes to the terminal and upper-layer services, and the deployment is difficult.
- the two ends of the communication move at the same time, and the location update phase requires the network to participate in maintaining the communication link. Otherwise, packet loss will occur.
- mobility and multi-homedness are problems that are solved after the separation of identity locations. There is no specific solution or implementation method.
- the measurability of the routing system is poor.
- the important reason for the scalability of the routing system in the legacy (Legacy) IP network is the size of the routing table and the change of the network topology.
- the main application scenario for the Legacy IP network is to set up a fixed access method.
- the IP address includes the network prefix and the host part. All hosts on the same link usually have the same network prefix and different host parts.
- Network prefix routing is used in the Legacy IP network. Changes in the network topology will affect the IP address allocation of the terminal host. Under this mechanism, the increasing host mobility requirements will increase the complexity of the network topology, resulting in an increase in routing table entries and an increased probability of routing table changes.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a network and an integral part in a network based on identity identification and location separation architecture to implement network-based identity identification and location separation.
- Another technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to support the application scenario of the mobile terminal in the network of the architecture, and effectively solve the problem of the loop in the scenario.
- Another technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a network based on the identity and location separation architecture and its components.
- the present invention provides a separation frame based on identity identification and location identification.
- the network including the access network and the backbone network, does not overlap with the backbone network in the topology relationship, where:
- the access network is located at an edge of the backbone network, and is configured to implement access of the network terminal.
- the backbone network is configured to implement routing and forwarding of data packets between terminals accessed through the access network.
- an access identifier (AID) is used as the identity of the terminal user, and a route identifier (RID) is used as the location identifier of the terminal.
- the backbone network includes an access service node (ASN), and the ASN serves as a demarcation node between the access network and other parts of the backbone network.
- ASN access service node
- the network further includes an access service node (ASN), the ASN is located at a demarcation node of the backbone network and the access network, and has an interface with the backbone network and the access network.
- ASN access service node
- Each terminal user in the network is uniquely assigned an AID, which is used in the access network and remains unchanged during the movement of the terminal;
- RID is a location identifier assigned to each terminal in the network, and is used in the backbone network.
- the access network is configured to provide an access means for the terminal to the physical layer and the link layer, and maintain a physical access link between the terminal and the ASN.
- the backbone network is divided into two planes: a generalized forwarding plane and a mapping forwarding plane, where the generalized forwarding plane and the mapping forwarding plane are respectively connected to the ASN, where:
- the generalized forwarding plane is configured to perform routing and forwarding of data packets with the RID as the destination address according to the RID in the data packet;
- the mapping forwarding plane is configured to save the access identifier and route identifier (AID-RID) mapping information of the terminal, and process registration and query of the terminal location.
- AID-RID access identifier and route identifier
- the mapping forwarding plane is further configured to route and forward data packets with the AID as the destination address.
- the above network can also have the following characteristics:
- the ASN is configured to provide an access service for the terminal, maintain the connection between the terminal and the network, allocate an RID to the terminal, register and register the RID of the terminal, and maintain the AID-RID mapping information, and implement the inter-terminal datagram. Routing and forwarding.
- the network element in the generalized forwarding plane includes a general-purpose router configured to route and forward data packets in a RID format as a source address and a destination address.
- the network element in the generalized forwarding plane further includes an interconnection service node (ISN), and the ISN has an interface with a general router, an ASN, and a mapping forwarding plane, and is configured to: query and maintain AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal. Encapsulate, route, and forward data packets between the network and the traditional IP network to implement interconnection and interworking between the network and the traditional IP network.
- ISN interconnection service node
- the backbone network further includes an authentication center, and the authentication center has a signaling interface with the ASN, and is configured to: record attribute information of the network user, complete access authentication and authorization for the terminal, or complete the terminal Access authentication, authorization, and accounting.
- the mapping forwarding plane includes an identity location register (ILR), the ILR has a signaling interface with the ASN, and is configured to: accept a registration request and cancel a registration request, save, update, or delete a home user in the network.
- ILR identity location register
- the mapping forwarding plane further includes a packet forwarding function (PTF), the PTF has a data forwarding interface with the ASN, and is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the ASN, according to the data packet to be sent to The AID of the communication peer detects the RID corresponding to the AID, and uses the RID as the data. The destination address of the text, and the data packet is sent to the communication peer through the generalized forwarding plane.
- PTF packet forwarding function
- the ILR and the PTF are located on the same network element, and the network element is recorded as an ILR/PTF.
- a signaling interface and a first data transceiving interface are provided between the ASN and the terminal, and the signaling interface between the ASN and the terminal is set to process flow processing of access management, handover, authentication, charging, and registration;
- the source address is the AID of the terminal that sends the data packet
- the destination address is the AID of the communication peer to which the data packet is sent.
- the ASN has a signaling interface and a second data forwarding interface, and the signaling interface between the ASNs is set to switch the management of the handover management signaling, and transmit the RID update when the location between the communication peers changes.
- the second data forwarding interface is configured to forward data between the ASNs during the handover, and the data packets of the second data forwarding interface are added with tunnel encapsulation on the data packets of the first data transceiver interface.
- the generalized forwarding plane has a general-purpose router, and the external interface of the general-purpose router is a third data forwarding interface, and the data packet of the third data forwarding interface is newly encapsulated on the basis of the data packet of the first data transceiving interface.
- Layer header the source address in the new Layer 3 header is the RID assigned to the terminal transmitting the data packet, and the destination address is the RID assigned to the communication peer to which the data packet is sent.
- the signaling interface between the ASN and the ISN is set such that the ASN notifies the ISN of the new AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal.
- the interface between the ASN and the mapping forwarding plane includes a signaling interface and a fourth data forwarding interface, and the signaling interface between the ASN and the mapping forwarding plane is set to query and maintain AID-RID mapping information;
- the data packet of the forwarding interface is a new layer 3 header based on the data packet of the first data transceiver interface, where the source address is allocated for the terminal that sends the data packet.
- RID the destination address is the routing address of the NE responsible for data packet forwarding in the mapping forwarding plane connected to the ASN.
- the mapping between the ILRs in the mapping forwarding plane has a signaling interface, which is set to query and maintain AID-RID mapping information, and map routing information interaction in the forwarding plane.
- the ISN has a data forwarding interface with the traditional IP network, and the data packet of the data forwarding interface has the same format as the data packet of the traditional IP network.
- the present invention further provides a system including the foregoing identity-based identity and location separation architecture-based network, in addition to the network, including a terminal, where the terminal is a fixed terminal, a mobile terminal, and a nomadic terminal.
- a terminal where the terminal is a fixed terminal, a mobile terminal, and a nomadic terminal.
- the present invention further provides an access service node in a network based on an identity identification and a location identification separation architecture, where the access service node is configured to provide an access service and a maintenance terminal for the terminal.
- the connection with the network, the routing identifier (RID) is assigned to the terminal, the RID of the terminal is registered and queried by the mapping forwarding plane, the access identifier and the route identifier (AID-RID) mapping information of the terminal are maintained, and the data packet is routed.
- the ASN is further configured to cooperate with the authentication center to complete authentication of the terminal and charge the service, and cooperate with other ASNs to implement handover of the terminal across the ASN.
- the foregoing access service node may also have the following features: including an access processing module, a registration module, and a mapping management module, where:
- the access processing module is configured to: when the terminal requests access, cooperate with the terminal and the authentication center to complete authentication of the terminal, establish a connection with the terminal through the access network, allocate an RID to the terminal, and notify the registration and registration module to initiate the pairing. Registration of the terminal;
- the registration and registration module is configured to: after receiving the notification of the registration of the terminal, initiate registration with the home domain identity register (ILR) of the terminal, carrying the current AID-RID mapping information of the terminal; After the notification of the cancellation registration of the terminal is notified, the terminal home domain ILR is notified to delete the information registered by the terminal, including the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal;
- the mapping management module is configured to cache and maintain the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal after the terminal accesses, and query the corresponding RID according to the AID of the communication peer to the IRR of the mapping forwarding plane after receiving the query notification, and locally Maintain the queried AID-RID mapping information.
- the access service node may also have the following features: the ASN further includes a connection maintenance module and a message forwarding module, where:
- the connection maintenance module is configured to maintain a connection between the ASN and the terminal during the online connection after the terminal accesses, and maintain a connection between the ASN and the ASN accessed by the communication peer when the terminal communicates;
- the packet forwarding module is configured to encapsulate the data packet sent by the terminal accessing the ASN on the RID of the terminal and the communication peer, route and forward the ASN to the communication peer, and send the access to the access terminal. After the data packet of the terminal of the ASN is decapsulated, it is sent to the terminal.
- the foregoing access service node may further have the following features:
- the packet forwarding module is further divided into a first forwarding unit and a second forwarding unit, where:
- the first forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the terminal accessing the ASN, query the AID-RID mapping information in the local cache according to the AID of the communication peer as the destination address in the data packet. If the RID of the communication peer is found, the RID of the communication peer is used as the destination address, and the RID of the terminal is used as the source address, encapsulated in the data packet, and then the encapsulated data packet is forwarded to the generalized forwarding plane; If the RID of the communication peer is not found, the data packet is tunnel encapsulated and then forwarded to the mapping forwarding plane, and the mapping management module is notified to query the RID of the communication peer;
- the second forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet to be sent to the terminal accessing the ASN, strip the RID encapsulated in the data packet, and restore the data packet sent by the communication peer to the ASN. After the format, the connection to the terminal through the ASN is sent to the terminal.
- the foregoing access service node may also have the following features:
- the ASN further includes:
- An offline processing module is configured to notify the connection maintenance module to release the connection between the terminal and the network after the terminal accessing the ASN is offline, notify the mapping management module to delete the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal, and notify the registration module The terminal cancels the registration.
- the access service node may also have the following features:
- the ASN further includes a handover control module, where the handover control module is divided into a cut-out control unit and a cut-in control unit, where:
- the cut-out control unit is configured to: after receiving the handover request, determine, according to the destination of the handover, that the terminal is to be handed over to another ASN, which is called a hand-in ASN, and sends a handover request to the hand-in ASN, and the communication peer end of the terminal The information is sent to the hand-in ASN or the mapping forwarding plane. After receiving the handover response, the terminal is notified to access the hand-in ASN. The data packet sent to the terminal received during the handover is forwarded to the hand-in ASN. After the handover is completed, the mapping management module is notified to delete the information. AID-RID mapping information of the terminal;
- the hand-in control unit is configured to: after receiving the handover request, assign the RID to the terminal and save the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal, obtain the information of the communication peer end of the terminal from the cut-out ASN, and return a handover response, and notify the registration.
- the registration module initiates a registration process for the location update of the terminal; the handover control unit is further configured to notify the ASN of all communication peers of the terminal or the anchored ILR when the terminal communicates with the traditional IP network terminal to update the AID of the terminal -RID mapping information.
- the foregoing access service node may also have the following features:
- the ASN further includes:
- a format conversion module configured to convert an IPV4/IPV6 address of the network terminal in the data message sent by the IPV4/IPV6 terminal accessing the ASN into a corresponding AID, and a data message to be sent to the IPV4/IPV6 terminal All AIDs in the translation are converted to IPV4/IPV6 addresses.
- the present invention further provides an interconnection service node in a network based on an identity identification and a location identification separation architecture, where the interconnection service node is configured to query and maintain an access identifier of the network terminal and
- the route identifier (AID-RID) maps information, encapsulates, routes, and forwards the data between the network and the traditional IP network, and implements the interworking function between the network and the traditional IP network.
- the foregoing interconnection service node may also have the following features: including a connection maintenance module and a mapping management module, where:
- the connection maintenance module is configured to establish and maintain a connection between the network terminal and the traditional IP network terminal, and when the network terminal is switched, act as a proxy anchor between the network and the traditional IP, and maintain the traditional IP address.
- the connection between the networks is configured to establish and maintain a connection between the network terminal and the traditional IP network terminal, and when the network terminal is switched, act as a proxy anchor between the network and the traditional IP, and maintain the traditional IP address.
- the mapping management module is configured to: extract and maintain the AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal in the data packet, and query the corresponding RID to the mapping forwarding plane according to the AID of the to-be-queried terminal after receiving the query notification, and locally Maintain the queried AID-RID mapping information.
- the interconnected service node further includes a packet transfer a sending module, the " ⁇ " forwarding module is further divided into a first forwarding unit and a second forwarding unit, where: the first forwarding unit is configured to: according to the AID of the network terminal in the data packet sent by the traditional IP network, Querying the AID-RID mapping information in the local cache: If the RID corresponding to the AID of the network terminal is found, the RID of the network terminal is encapsulated in the data packet as the destination address, and then the encapsulated data packet is forwarded to the generalized If the RID corresponding to the AID of the network terminal is not found, the data packet is encapsulated and then forwarded to the mapping forwarding plane, and the mapping management module is notified to query the RID of the network terminal.
- the second forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the network, strip the RID encapsulated in the data packet and send the packet to the terminal or format conversion module of the traditional IP network.
- the foregoing interconnection service node may further have the following features:
- the interconnection service node further includes a format conversion module configured to convert an IPV4/IPV6 address of the network terminal included in the data packet sent by the traditional IP network into a corresponding AID. And then forwarded to the first forwarding unit for forwarding; and the AID of the network terminal in the data packet decapsulated by the second forwarding unit is converted into an IPV4/IPV6 address format, and then sent to the terminal of the traditional IP network.
- the present invention further provides a backbone network in a network based on an identity identification and a location identification separation architecture.
- the backbone network is divided into two planes: a generalized forwarding plane and a mapping forwarding plane. among them:
- the generalized forwarding plane is configured to perform routing and forwarding of data packets with the RID as the destination address according to the route identifier (RID) in the data packet;
- the mapping forwarding plane is configured to save the access identifier and route identifier (AID-RID) mapping information of the terminal, and process registration and query of the terminal location.
- AID-RID access identifier and route identifier
- the backbone network further includes an access service node (ASN), and the ASN serves as a demarcation node of the generalized forwarding plane and the mapping forwarding plane and the access network.
- ASN access service node
- the mapping forwarding plane is further configured to route and forward data packets with an access identifier (AID) as a destination address.
- AID access identifier
- the above backbone network can also have the following characteristics:
- the ASN is configured to provide an access service for the terminal, maintain the connection between the terminal and the network, allocate an RID to the terminal, register and register the RID of the terminal, and maintain the AID-RID mapping information, and implement the inter-terminal datagram. Routing and forwarding.
- the network element in the generalized forwarding plane includes a general purpose router, which is set to be routed and forwarded to
- the RID format is the data packet of the source address and the destination address.
- the network element in the generalized forwarding plane further includes an interconnection service node (ISN), and the ISN has an interface with a general router, an ASN, and a mapping forwarding plane, and is configured to: query and maintain AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal. Encapsulate, route, and forward data packets between the network and the traditional IP network to implement interconnection and interworking between the network and the traditional IP network.
- ISN interconnection service node
- the backbone network further includes an authentication center, and the authentication center has a signaling interface with the ASN, and is configured to: record attribute information of the network user, complete access authentication and authorization for the terminal, or complete the terminal Access authentication, authorization, and accounting.
- the mapping forwarding plane includes an identity location register (ILR), the ILR has a signaling interface with the ASN, and is configured to: accept a registration request and cancel a registration request, save, update, or delete a home user in the network.
- ILR identity location register
- the mapping forwarding plane further includes a packet forwarding function (PTF), the PTF has a data forwarding interface with the ASN, and is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the ASN, according to the data packet to be sent to The AID of the communication peer finds the RID corresponding to the AID, and uses the RID as the destination address of the data, and sends the data packet to the ASN accessed by the communication peer through the generalized forwarding plane.
- PTF packet forwarding function
- the above-mentioned backbone network may also have the following features:
- the ILR and the PTF are located on the same network element, and the network element is recorded as ILR/PTF.
- the present invention also provides a mapping forwarding plane in the above backbone network, where:
- the mapping forwarding plane is configured to save the access identifier and route identifier (AID-RID) mapping information of the terminal, and process registration and query of the terminal location.
- AID-RID access identifier and route identifier
- the mapping forwarding plane includes an identity location register (ILR), the ILR has a signaling interface with the ASN, and is configured to: accept a registration request and cancel a registration request, save, update, or delete a home user in the network.
- ILR identity location register
- the mapping forwarding plane further includes a packet forwarding function (PTF), the PTF has a data forwarding interface with the ASN, and is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the ASN, according to the data packet to be sent to The AID of the communication peer finds the RID corresponding to the AID, and uses the RID as the destination address of the data, and sends the data packet to the ASN accessed by the communication peer through the generalized forwarding plane.
- PTF packet forwarding function
- the mapping forwarding plane may also have the following features: the ILR and the PTF are located on the same network element, and the network element is recorded as an ILR/PTF.
- the application scenario of the mobile terminal is supported, which effectively solves the problem of the loop in the scenario.
- the deployment of the above-mentioned architecture considers the requirements of compatible terminals and compatible upper-layer services. It only needs to upgrade the network-side devices and is compatible with the application scenarios that do not change the terminal.
- the above architecture improves the scalability of the routing system: including routing table entries in the router, rate of change of the routing table, and aggregation time.
- the privacy of the user is strengthened, and both parties to the communication only know the identity of the other party, but do not know the location of the other party.
- the location of the other party can be known based on the IP address.
- the backbone network device is not attacked. Because the identity identifier and the location identifier are two different namespaces, even if the user knows the location identifier of the backbone network device, it cannot be accessed, and the backbone network device is prevented from being attacked. In the above framework, common attack methods such as address spoofing are eliminated. Since the network of the architecture authenticates each user, source authentication is performed for each sent data packet, and network credit is used to ensure the authenticity of the user identity. Eliminate attacks such as address spoofing on the existing network.
- FIG. 1(a) is a topological diagram of a network based on an identity location separation architecture according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 1(b) is a topological diagram of a network based on an identity location separation architecture according to another embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a topological relationship between a network based on an identity location separation architecture and a Legacy IP network (traditional IP network) according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a connection relationship between nodes in a network based on an identity location separation architecture according to an embodiment of the present invention. ;
- FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram of an access service node according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram of an interconnection service node according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the network topology of the identity-based location separation architecture (hereinafter referred to as the architecture) of this embodiment is as shown in FIG. 1(a).
- the architecture divides the network into an access network 11 and a backbone network 12.
- the access network is located at the edge of the backbone network and is configured to be responsible for access by all terminals.
- the backbone network is configured to be responsible for routing and forwarding data packets between terminals accessed through the access network. There is no overlap between the access network and the backbone network in the topology relationship.
- Access ID (AID: Access Identifier)
- Route ID Routing Identifier
- the AID is the user identity of the terminal, and is set to: identify the identity of the terminal user (also referred to as the user), and the network uniquely assigns an AID to each terminal user, which is used in the access network, and is always in the process of moving the terminal. It remains unchanged; RID is the location identifier assigned to the terminal and is used on the backbone network.
- the terminal accessing the network may be one or more of a mobile terminal, a fixed terminal, and a nomadic terminal, such as a mobile phone, a fixed telephone, a computer, an application server, and the like.
- the access network is used to provide the terminal with a layer 2 (physical layer and link layer) access means, and maintains a physical access link between the terminal and the ASN.
- Possible Layer 2 access methods include: Cellular Mobile Network Technology (GSM/CDMA/TD-SCDMA/WCDMA/WiMAX/LTE), Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), Broadband Fiber Access or Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) access, etc. Wait.
- the backbone network of the architecture is divided into two planes: a generalized forwarding plane 121 and a mapping forwarding plane 122, and an access service node (ASN: Access Service Node) 123 and an authentication center 124.
- ASN Access Service Node
- the ASN is located at a demarcation node of the generalized forwarding plane, the mapping forwarding plane, and the access network, and has an interface with the access network, the generalized forwarding plane, and the mapping forwarding plane.
- the ASN is configured to provide access services for the terminal, maintain the connection between the terminal and the network, assign the RID to the terminal, register and register the RID of the terminal to the mapping forwarding plane, maintain the AID-RID mapping information, and implement routing of the data packet. Forward.
- the generalized forwarding plane is mainly configured to select and forward data packets with the RID as the destination address according to the RID in the data packet, and the data routing and forwarding behavior in the generalized forwarding plane is consistent with the Legacy IP network.
- the main network elements of the generalized forwarding plane include a general router (CR: Common Router) and an interconnected service node (ISN: Interconnect Service Node).
- the mapping forwarding plane is mainly configured to save the identity location mapping information of the terminal (ie, the mapping information of the AID-RID), process the registration and query of the terminal location, and route and forward the data packet of the address with the AID as the destination.
- the primary network element of the mapping forwarding plane includes the Identity Location Register/Packet Transfer Function (ILR/PTF: Identity Location Register/Packet Transfer Function).
- the authentication center is configured to record attribute information such as user category, authentication information, and user service level of the network terminal user of the architecture, complete access authentication and authorization for the terminal, and also have a charging function.
- the certificate authority supports mutual authentication between the terminal and the network, and generates user security information for authentication, integrity protection, and encryption.
- the ASN 13 is independent of the backbone network 12 in the division of the architecture, and is located at the boundary node of the backbone network 12 and the access network 11, and has an interface with the access network 11 and the backbone network 12, as shown in FIG. 1 (b). ) as shown.
- the functions actually performed are the same as in the present embodiment.
- This architecture will coexist with the Legacy IP network for a long time.
- This architecture can exist and evolve in the form of one or more islands of the Legacy IP network at the beginning, and can also be used as a supplement and extension part of the Legacy IP network.
- the topology relationship between this architecture and the legacy (Legacy) IP network 21 is shown in Figure 2.
- the backbone part of the architecture is in the same plane as the Legacy IP.
- the interface between the architecture and the Legacy IP network complies with the specifications of the inter-network interface in the Legacy IP network. No special changes are made, so there is no need to make special requirements for the Legacy IP network different from the current operating mechanism. .
- This architecture has the ability to be independently networked. After long-term development, the architecture can form a network that is developed independently from the Legacy IP network. At this stage, the network mainly consists of the access network, access service node, mapping forwarding plane and generalized forwarding plane shown in Figure 1 (a). The functional entity ISN will no longer exist.
- FIG. 3 The reference model of this architecture is shown in Figure 3.
- the figure shows the main network elements of the architecture network and the connection interfaces between the network elements.
- An access service node (ASN) 31 is configured to provide an access service for the terminal, maintain the connection between the terminal and the network, allocate an RID to the terminal, register and register the RID of the terminal to the mapping forwarding plane, and maintain the AID-RID mapping of the terminal. Information, as well as routing and forwarding of data messages.
- the ASN is also configured to cooperate with the authentication center to complete authentication of the terminal and charge the service, and cooperate with other ASNs to implement handover of the terminal across the ASN.
- the ASN includes the following functional modules:
- the access processing module 41 is configured to, when the terminal requests access, cooperate with the terminal and the authentication center to complete authentication of the terminal, establish a connection with the terminal through the access network, allocate an RID to the terminal, and notify the registration and registration module to initiate the pair. Registration of the terminal.
- the registration module 42 is configured to, after receiving the notification of the registration of the terminal, initiate registration with the home domain ILR of the terminal, carrying the current AID-RID mapping information of the terminal; and receiving the cancellation registration of the terminal After the notification of the registration, the terminal home domain ILR is notified to delete the information registered by the terminal, including the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal.
- the connection maintenance module 43 is configured to maintain the connection between the ASN and the terminal during the online connection after the terminal accesses, and maintain the ASN of the ASN and the communication peer access when the terminal communicates the connection between.
- the mapping management module 44 is configured to cache the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal after the terminal accesses, and perform maintenance. After receiving the query notification, the AID of the communication peer end queries the corresponding RID of the mapping forwarding plane according to the AID of the communication peer end and is locally Maintain the queried AID-RID mapping information.
- the offline processing module 45 is configured to notify the connection maintenance module to release the related connection between the terminal and the network after the terminal accessing the ASN is offline, notify the mapping management module to delete the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal, and notify the registration module. Unregister the terminal.
- the message forwarding module 46 is configured to encapsulate the data packet sent by the terminal accessing the ASN on the RID of the terminal and the communication peer, route and forward the ASN to the communication peer, and send to the access After the data packet of the terminal of the ASN is decapsulated, it is sent to the terminal.
- the ⁇ text forwarding module is further divided into a first forwarding unit and a second forwarding unit, where:
- the first forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the terminal accessing the ASN, query the AID-RID mapping information in the local cache according to the AID of the communication peer as the destination address in the data.
- the RID of the communication peer is found, and the RID of the communication peer is used as the destination address, and the RID of the terminal is used as the source address, and is encapsulated in the data packet (for example, the Layer 3 packet header added in the data packet can be encapsulated.
- the encapsulated data packet is forwarded to the generalized forwarding plane; if the RID of the communication peer is not found, the data packet is tunnel encapsulated and then forwarded to the mapping forwarding plane, and the mapping management module is notified to query the RID of the communication peer. .
- the second forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet to be sent to the terminal accessing the ASN, strip the RID encapsulated in the data packet, and restore the format of the data packet sent by the communication peer to the ASN. After that, the connection between the ASN and the terminal is sent to the terminal.
- the switching control module 47 is divided into a cut-out control unit and a cut-in control unit, wherein:
- the cut-out control unit is configured to, after receiving the handover request, determine that the terminal wants to switch to another ASN (referred to as a hand-in ASN) according to the destination of the handover, request a handover to the hand-in ASN, and notify the terminal to access after receiving the response.
- the ASN is forwarded to the ASN, and the data packet sent to the terminal is forwarded to the hand-cut ASN.
- the mapping management module is notified to delete the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal. It can also be configured to send the information of the communication peer end of the terminal to the hand-cut ASN or the mapping forwarding plane during the handover process.
- the switch-in control unit is configured to: after receiving the handover request, assign the RID to the terminal and save the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal, obtain the information of the communication peer end of the terminal from the cut-out ASN, and return a handover response, and notify the registration module. Initiate a registration process for the location update of the terminal.
- the hand-in control unit may be further configured to notify the ASN of all the communication peers of the terminal or the ISN anchored when the terminal communicates with the Legacy IP network terminal, and update the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal.
- the architecture network is compatible with IPV4/IPV6 terminals (referring to the terminals supporting the IPV4/IPV6 protocol stack in the existing Legacy IP network).
- IPV4/IPV6 terminals referring to the terminals supporting the IPV4/IPV6 protocol stack in the existing Legacy IP network.
- the ASN needs to proxy IPV4/IPV6 terminals to implement network AID data packets and IPV4/IPV6 data packet compatibility processing.
- it is necessary to add a format conversion module 48 in the ASN which is set to convert the source address, or source address and destination address of the access ASN, into a corresponding AID, and data to be sent to the IPV4/IPV6 terminal. All AIDs in the message are converted to IPV4/IPV6 addresses. An example of the conversion can be found below.
- a general-purpose router which is located in the generalized forwarding plane of the backbone network, and is configured to: route and forward data packets with the source address and the destination address in the RID format.
- the function of this general purpose router is no different from that of the prior art routers.
- the identity location register and the packet forwarding function are located in the mapping forwarding plane of the backbone network. This embodiment is two functional modules on the same entity, but may also be located on different entities.
- the ILR is an identity location register, which is configured to accept a registration request and a deregistration request, save, update or delete the AID-RID mapping information of the home user in the network of the architecture, and receive a query request for the location of the terminal, and the terminal in the request The RID corresponding to the AID is returned to the querying party.
- the PTF is a packet forwarding function, which is configured to: after receiving the data message sent by the ASN, according to the AID of the communication peer to which the data is sent, the corresponding RID is found (if the ILR is checked, it can also be locally A mapping relationship is saved, and the RID is encapsulated in the packet header, and the data packet is sent to the ASN accessed by the communication peer through the generalized forwarding plane. If it is not the home PTF, the data is first routed to the home ILR/PTF, and the home ILR/PTF finds the corresponding RID according to the AID.
- An interconnection service node which is configured to query and maintain AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal of the architecture, encapsulate, route, and forward data packets between the architecture network and the legacy IP network, and implement the architecture network and Legacy. Interoperability between IPs. As shown in Figure 5, the ISN includes the following functional modules:
- the connection maintenance module 51 is configured to establish and maintain a connection between the network terminal of the architecture and the Legacy IP network terminal, and when the network terminal of the architecture is switched, act as a proxy anchor between the network of the architecture and the legacy IP of the terminal, and maintain The connection to the Legacy IP network.
- the mapping management module 52 is configured to extract and maintain the AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal in the data packet, and query the corresponding RID according to the AID of the terminal to be queried to the ILR of the mapping forwarding plane after receiving the query notification.
- the queried AID-RID mapping information is maintained locally.
- the packet forwarding module 53 is further divided into a first forwarding unit and a second forwarding unit, where: the first forwarding unit is configured to: according to the AID of the network terminal of the architecture in the data packet sent by the Legacy IP network (as the destination address or According to the destination address translation, the AID-RID mapping information in the local cache is queried: if the RID corresponding to the network terminal AID of the architecture is found, the RID of the network terminal of the architecture is encapsulated in the data packet as the destination address (for example, Encapsulated in the newly added Layer 3 packet header), and then forwards the encapsulated data packet to the generalized forwarding plane; if the RID corresponding to the AID of the network terminal of the architecture is not found (if the data packet is the first packet or the default route) The data packet is encapsulated and forwarded to the mapping forwarding plane, and the mapping management module is notified to query the RID of the network terminal of the architecture.
- the second forwarding unit is configured to: after receiving the data packet sent by the network of the architecture, strip the RID encapsulated in the data packet and send it to the terminal or format conversion module 54 of the Legacy IP network.
- the ILR further includes a format conversion module 54 configured to set the IPV4/IPV6 address of the network terminal of the architecture included in the data packet sent by the Legacy IP network. Converting to the corresponding AID, and then forwarding it to the first forwarding unit; and converting the AID of the network terminal of the architecture in the data of the second forwarding unit into the IPV4/IPV6 address format, and then sending it to the Legacy IP The terminal of the network.
- the main interfaces of this architecture include:
- the S1/D1 interface is the interface (or reference point) between the terminal and the ASN. among them:
- S1 is a signaling interface between the terminal and the ASN, and is mainly used for message flow processing of access management, handover, authentication, charging, and registration.
- D1 is the data transceiving interface between the terminal and the ASN.
- D1 The format of the data packet of the interface is:
- the source AID is the AID of the terminal that sends the data packet, and is the source address of the data packet.
- the destination AID is the AID of the communication peer to which the data packet is sent.
- the source address and the destination address are encapsulated in three. In the layer header.
- the S2/D2 interface is the interface between the ASNs. among them:
- S2 is mainly used for the transfer of handover management signaling during handover, and transmits an RID update message when the location between the communication peers changes.
- D2 is mainly used for data forwarding between ASNs during handover.
- the format of the data packet on the D2 interface is:
- the tunnel encapsulation is added to the data packets.
- tunnel encapsulation methods such as L2TPv3, IP-in-IP, MPLS (LDP-based and RSVP-TE based), GRE, and IPsec.
- the invention is not limited to any particular tunnel encapsulation.
- S3 is the signaling interface between the ASN and the ISN.
- the ASN During the communication between the network terminal of the architecture and the legacy IP network terminal, if the terminal of the network in the architecture switches, the ASN will notify the ISN of the new AID-RID mapping information of the network terminal through the S3 interface.
- D3 is the external interface with the generalized forwarding plane.
- the format of the data packet on the D3 interface is:
- the data packet of the D3 interface is newly encapsulated with a Layer 3 header based on the data packet of the D1 interface.
- the new Layer 3 header includes a source RID and a destination RID, where the source RID is allocated for the terminal that sends the data packet.
- the RID, the destination RID is the RID assigned to the correspondent end to which the packet is sent.
- this packaging method is not unique.
- S4 is a signaling interface between the ASN and the mapping forwarding plane. It is mainly used to query and maintain AID-RID mapping information.
- D4m is the data forwarding interface between the ASN and the mapping forwarding plane, and the data packet of the D4m interface.
- the format is:
- the data packet of the D4m interface is also encapsulated with a Layer 3 header on the basis of the data packet of the D1 interface.
- the source address in the new Layer 3 header is the source RID
- the destination address is RIDi, where the source RID. It is the RID assigned to the terminal that sends the data packet.
- RIDi is the routing address of the ILR/PTF in the mapping forwarding plane connected to the ASN, and is obtained from the configuration data on the ASN.
- S5 is a signaling interface between the ILRs in the mapping forwarding plane. It is mainly used to query and maintain AID-RID mapping information and to exchange routing information in the forwarding plane.
- the Di interface is the data forwarding interface between the architecture network and the Legacy IP network.
- the data packet of the Di interface is the same as the data packet of the Legacy IP network, as follows: The following describes the numbering mechanism and scope of AID and RID.
- the AID uniquely identifies a user identity and uses the AID to identify the end user within the network of the architecture.
- the factor of consideration for the AID encoding method may be one or more of the following factors:
- the maximum code length should be sufficient to meet the maximum number of users.
- the network architecture terminal based on the identity location separation architecture needs to access the traditional Legacy IP network application. It has interworking requirements with the traditional Legacy IP network. The AID coding space cannot be ambiguous with the IP address of the traditional Legacy IPV4 network. Distinguish access to the communication peer.
- the home domain routing information is included, so that the visited domain identity location register (Visited ILR) can find the home domain mapping server (Home ILR) according to the AID; the ASN can route the first message or the default route data packet to the home according to the AID. Domain Packet Forwarding (Home PTF).
- Visitd ILR visited domain identity location register
- Home ILR home domain mapping server
- Home PTF Domain Packet Forwarding
- the AID encoding of the architecture network can follow the IP address encoding allocation scheme in the Legacy IP network.
- the AID uses the public or private network address of IPV4 in the Legacy IP network.
- the AID encoding of the architecture network follows the IPV4 address coding allocation scheme in the Legacy IP network.
- the network can be used as an integral part of the Legacy IP network.
- the AID uses the IPV4 address space of the public network, it directly communicates with the Legacy IPV4 network.
- the AID uses the private IP address space, it needs to pass.
- the network address translation (NAT) gateway translates into the public network IPV4 address space and the Legacy IP network.
- the AID uses the IPV6 address in the Legacy network, and the AID encoding of the architecture network follows the IPV6 address coding allocation scheme in the Legacy IPV6 network, and can directly use the public IPV6 address or the private network through the NAT gateway.
- the IPV6 address is translated into the public network IP V6 address space and the Legacy IP V6 network.
- the AID may be set to a format corresponding to and associated with the IPV4/IPV6 public network address, so that the AID is directly converted by the specified conversion algorithm.
- the IPV4/IPV6 public network address For the corresponding IPV4/IPV6 public network address, the IPV4/IPV6 public network address is directly converted into the corresponding AID by another specified conversion algorithm.
- the AID encoding format is: Expand Header + Suffix (suffix). The suffix part uses the IPV4/IPV6 public network address.
- the extended header value is a constant determined by the architecture network, so that the AID extension header is removed and converted into the corresponding IP address.
- the IP address plus the constant as the extension header is converted to the corresponding AID.
- the AID encoding format can use the IPV4/IPV6 public network address plus a constant as a suffix.
- the RID number can use the IPV4/IPv6 address format commonly supported by routers in the existing Legacy IP network to indicate the ASN location where the current terminal is located.
- the scope of the RID is in the generalized forwarding plane of the backbone network of the architecture.
- the architecture is based on the principle of location identity separation.
- the main influencing factors of the network topology in the generalized forwarding plane are the number and deployment modes of functional entities such as ASN and ISN.
- the location change of the access terminal is not directly related to the network topology.
- the route is based on an IP address, which is associated with the communication host.
- the number is basic - correspondingly, the routing table size is positively related to the number of communication hosts.
- the routing table size will increase exponentially.
- the routing table is large and frequently changed, which will lead to an increase in route aggregation time.
- the RID is used as the routing basis.
- the ASN and the ISN can allocate the same RID to multiple access users.
- the RID indicates the location of the ASN and the ISN.
- the number of routing entries in the generalized forwarding plane is mainly related to The number of ASNs and ISNs is positively correlated, which reduces the correlation with the number of access users.
- the RID of multiple access terminals is used to reduce the association between the size of the routing table and the number of access users, thereby improving the scalability of the routing system.
- the normal operation of the network includes the following main processes: processing for user account numbering, processing for terminal boot access network, processing for terminal location update and registration, and processing for terminal communication. , terminal switching processing, terminal offline processing. The following is explained one by one:
- the account is opened in the user's home authentication center and the home ILR.
- the authentication center and the ILR will create a user record for the user, and record the attribute data of the user, including assigning the user. AID.
- the AID is statically assigned to the user, and the AID of the user remains unchanged during the effective legal existence of the user.
- the AID can be configured for the terminal in one of the following two ways: Different terminals can use different methods:
- the first one is configured by the network, that is, the user's AID is stored in the authentication center, and the terminal identifier is sent to the authentication center, and the authentication center sends the AID together with the user identifier to the ASN, and the ASN saves the AID and Send it to the terminal.
- the terminal is an IPV4/IPV6 terminal
- the ASN needs to convert the AID to the corresponding IPV4/IPV6 address before sending it to the terminal.
- Different types of network user identifiers are different, such as identification of international mobile users in cellular mobile networks.
- IMSI recognizes NAI or user name Username for network access when accessing a fixed network such as ADSL.
- the second method is configured by the terminal, that is, the AID is saved in the user identification module of the terminal (such as a SIM card, a UIM card, etc.), and the AID is sent to the ASN when the terminal accesses the network, and the ASN is saved.
- the AID of the terminal refers to the terminal that supports the AID encoding requirement in the protocol stack) directly uses the AID in the source address of the transmitted data packet, and the source address in the data packet sent by the IPV4/IPV6 terminal corresponds to the AID of the terminal.
- the IPV4/IPV6 address which is converted to the corresponding AID by the ASN.
- the terminal After the terminal is powered on, the terminal initiates the process of accessing the network, including: the terminal requests access to the ASN through the access network; the ASN cooperates with the authentication center and the terminal to complete the authentication of the terminal; after the authentication is passed, the ASN establishes an access with the terminal. Start a connection.
- the ASN also allocates an RID to the terminal, saves the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal in the local cache, and initiates a registration registration process to the home user domain ILR/PTF of the terminal user. After completing the registration, the ILR is completed. /PTF will save the mapping information of the current AID-RID 1 of the terminal.
- the ASN When the terminal is in the online state, the ASN will save the connection relationship information of the connection, and the connection relationship information includes the AID of the terminal. Through the connection relationship, the ASN can send the data packet whose destination address is the AID to the terminal.
- the connection established between the ASN and the terminal may be a point-to-point connection, and when the access network is a Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) or WCDMA or Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA) mobile system, the point is The point connection relationship is a GTP connection; the access network is in a CDMA mobile system and a fixed broadband access network, and the point-to-point connection relationship is a point-to-point protocol (PPP) connection.
- GSM Global System for Mobile Communications
- WCDMA Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access
- TD-SCDMA Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access
- PPP point-to-point protocol
- a point-to-point connection uniquely corresponds to a terminal. The establishment
- the process of accessing the network is the same as the process of accessing the network initiated after the power-on, except that the terminal switches to a new ASN or reconnects to the network after disconnection. It also needs to be certified. However, if the AID-RID mapping information of the terminal is also stored in the ASN, there is no need to re-allocate the RID and initiate the registration process.
- the new ASN When the location of the terminal changes, moving from the coverage area of an ASN to a new ASN for access, the new ASN will assign a new RID to the terminal, and save the AID of the terminal and the new allocation in the local cache.
- the mapping information of the RID and the registration process is initiated to the end user home domain ILR/PTF, and the home domain ILR/PTF updates the location information in the identity location mapping information of the terminal to the newly allocated RID.
- the following describes the processing of the terminal-initiated communication.
- the communication between the terminal MN and the terminal CN is taken as an example.
- the terminal CN and the terminal MN are each other's communication peers, which are all AID terminals.
- the AID and RID of the terminal MN are respectively recorded as AIDm and RIDm
- the AID and RID of the communication peer CN are respectively recorded as AIDc and RIDc.
- the ASN receives the data message sent by the terminal accessed by the ASN (assumed to be the terminal MN) as follows:
- the source address is AIDm
- the destination address is AIDc.
- the terminal MN can obtain the AID of the peer by means of the domain name server, or by locally searching for the correspondence between the AID and the user name. ;
- the ASN After receiving the data packet sent by the terminal MN (the format of the packet is the format defined by the D1 interface), the ASN queries the AID-RID mapping table in the local cache according to the AIDc in the data packet:
- the ASN converts the data packet from the format defined by the D1 interface to the format defined by the D3 interface (ie, the RIDm corresponding to the AIDm is used as the source address, and the RIDc is used as the destination address, and is encapsulated in the new address.
- the Layer 3 packet header is forwarded to the generalized forwarding plane, and the generalized forwarding plane sends the data packet to the ASN accessed by the communication peer;
- the ASN converts the data packet from the format defined by the D1 interface to the format defined by the D4m interface (ie, the RIDm corresponding to the AIDm is used as the source).
- the address is the destination address of the ILR route identifier RIDi in the mapping plane connected to the ASN, which is encapsulated in the newly added Layer 3 packet header, and then forwarded to the mapping forwarding plane, and sends the AIDc-RIDc mapping information to the mapping forwarding plane.
- the query forwarding plane returns the mapping information of AIDc-RIDc to the ASN after receiving the query request, and the ASNc-RIDc mapping information is saved in the local cache after receiving the ASN; the mapping forwarding plane receives the data sent by the ASN. After the text is retrieved, the corresponding AIDc-RIDc mapping entry is found, and the data 4 ⁇ is changed from the D4m interface format to the D3 interface (ie, the RIDi in the newly added packet header is replaced by RIDc) and forwarded to the generalized forwarding plane. , the generalized forwarding plane is sent to the communication peer CN.
- the generalized forwarding plane specifically performs the forwarding of data packets by the CR.
- the ASN first sends the query request.
- the visited domain ILR and the visited CN home domain ILR are not the same ILR, the visited domain ILR forwards the message between the ASN and the home domain ILR, and there is no direct connection between the visited domain ILR and the home domain ILR. , also need to relay ILR (Broke ILR) relay.
- the ASN forwards the data packet to the adjacent PTF in the mapping forwarding plane, and the neighboring PTF routes the data packet to the home PTF.
- the ASN may buffer the data packet during the query of the communication peer mapping, and after the home ILR returns to the communication peer mapping, the RID encapsulation is added to the data packet header and then sent through the generalized forwarding plane.
- the ASN may only query the mapping forwarding plane for the mapping information of the AIDc-RIDc, and cache the received data packet. After the mapping information of the AIDc-RIDc is queried, the formatted data packet is converted into a format defined by the D3 interface and forwarded to the generalized forwarding plane.
- the processing when the ASN receives the data message to be sent to the terminal accessing the ASN (assumed to be the terminal MN) includes:
- the ASN When receiving the data packet sent by the network to the terminal MN, the ASN decapsulates the data packet, strips the header of the data packet, and changes the format of the data packet from the D3 interface to the D1 interface. The defined format is then sent to the terminal MN.
- the ASN If the ASN receives the data packet sent by the communication peer to the terminal MN, the AID-RID mapping information of the communication peer is not saved in the local cache (for example, the first data packet sent by the communication peer to the terminal MN first), the ASN needs to Obtain the AID-RID mapping information of the peer in the data packet and cache it.
- the processing logic after the ASN receives the data packet is the same, so it is already possible to know the sending process of the entire data packet.
- the ASN may also encapsulate the received data packet to be sent to the communication peer in another manner: Replace the source address AIDm in the packet header with RIDm, the destination address. AIDc is replaced by RIDc, which encapsulates AIDm and AIDc into the payload of the data message.
- RIDc encapsulates AIDm and AIDc into the payload of the data message.
- the ASN receives the data packet to be sent to the terminal MN, it needs to take AIDm and AIDc from the payload of the data packet, and replace the source address RIDm in the packet header with AIDm, and replace the destination address RIDc with AIDc, which is restored to the format defined by the D1 interface, is then sent to the communication peer.
- the communication between the IPV4/IPV6 terminals of the architecture network or the communication between the IPV4/IPV6 terminal and the AID terminal is basically the same as the above process, and the difference is the data sent by the IPV4/IPV6 terminal to the ASN.
- the source and destination addresses in the text are IPV4/IPV6 addresses.
- the ASN needs to convert these IPV4/IPV6 addresses to the corresponding AIDs for processing.
- the ASN receives the data packets addressed to the IPV4/IPV6 terminals, the ASN needs to The AID in the data packet is converted to the corresponding IPV4/IPV6 address and then sent to the IPV4/IPV6 terminal.
- the terminal MN and the terminal CN are still taken as an example to describe the handover process of the terminal.
- the data forwarding path that the terminal MN and the terminal CN are communicating with is MN ⁇ ->ASNml ⁇ -->ASNc ⁇ ->CN
- ASNml is the ASN accessed by the terminal MN
- ASNc is the ASN accessed by the terminal CN
- the terminal is
- the AID of the MN is denoted as AIDm
- the RID assigned by the ASNml to the terminal MN is denoted as RIDml.
- the location of the terminal MN changes and moves to the service range of ASNm2.
- the access network and/or the terminal will trigger the handover procedure, and the terminal MN is switched from ASN ml (called cut-out ASN) to ASN m2 ( Called into the ASN).
- ASNml requests ASNm2 to switch.
- ASNm2 allocates a new RID to the terminal MN, denotes RIDm2, saves the mapping information of AIDm and RIDm2, obtains the communication peer information saved by ASNml, and returns a response to ASNml.
- RIDm2 allocates a new RID to the terminal MN, denotes RIDm2, saves the mapping information of AIDm and RIDm2, obtains the communication peer information saved by ASNml, and returns a response to ASNml.
- ASNml forwards data to ASNm2 during handover.
- the data forwarding path is MN ⁇ -- >ASNm2 ⁇ -> ASNml ⁇ --> ASNc ⁇ >CN; ASNc needs to obtain terminal MN new from ASNm2 or mapping forwarding plane.
- mapping information AIDm-RIDm2 after the terminal MN accesses ASNm2, the data forwarding path becomes MN ⁇ ->ASNm2 ⁇ ->ASNc ⁇ ->CN. During the above handover process or after the handover is completed, the ASNm2 needs to report the AIDm-RIDm2 mapping information to the home domain ILR of the terminal MN; the home ILR/PTF updates the stored identity location mapping entry AIDm-RIDml to AIDm-RIDm2.
- a notification message is sent to the accessed ASN.
- the ASN deletes the connection between the terminal and the network (including the connection between the D1 interface and the D3 interface), and notifies the terminal user of the home domain ILR.
- the registration of the terminal is cancelled, and the saved AID-RID mapping entry of the terminal is deleted after the home ILR receives.
- the ASN detects the activity of the terminal for a long time (if more than a set time threshold)
- the connection of the terminal may be deleted, and the user of the home domain ILR is notified to cancel the registration of the terminal, and the home ILR receives the connection. After deleting the saved AID-RID mapping entry for the terminal.
- the network and the components in the network based on the identity and location separation architecture provided by the present invention implement the separation of the identity and the location of the network.
- the architecture can support the application scenario of the mobile terminal, and effectively solve the scenario in the scenario.
- the above-mentioned architecture is considered to be compatible with the terminal and compatible with the upper-layer services. It only needs to upgrade the network-side device and is compatible with the application scenario without changing the terminal.
- the above architecture improves the scalability of the routing system: including the routing in the router. Table entry, rate of change of routing table, convergence time; In the above architecture, user privacy is strengthened, both parties of the communication only know the identity of the other party, but do not know the location of the other party, but in the traditional Internet, you can know according to the IP address.
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