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...hameleon architecture draws from previous work on sensor network architecture [10, 16, 30] and is inspired by work in the area of distributed programming [20] and general-purpose network architecture =-=[3, 9]-=-. Figure 2 shows the Chameleon architecture. The architecture contains three parts: the Rime stack, which provides a set of communication primitives to applications running on top of the stack; a set ...

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...d security. After sustained efforts to add new functions such as mobility [25] and multicast [5] to IP, researchers have recently turned their attention to developing new network architectures (e.g., =-=[1,3,4,19,29,32,35]-=-) and using overlays to address the Internet’s limitations. 1 This trend has been fueled by the difficulty of changing IP, on one hand, and by the advent of the PlanetLab [26] testbed and the recent N...

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...ossible. Still, the definition of the required border functions, translating between different domains, has not been provided yet, except for some conceptual approaches such as described in reference =-=[8]-=-. A second approach of the Internet research community is the work on overlay networks e.g. introduced to improve network reliability or to derive a network structure implementing different routing pa...

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... such intermediaries (the middleboxes) in the realms of new Internet functions. Some of the interesting proposals here envisage functions for inter-networking (e.g. interstitial functions in Plutarch =-=[18]-=-), transparent address extension (e.g. 4+4 [45]), or a new layered naming architecture (e.g. [13]). Addressing many such issues are necessary even for true mobile convergence [35]. Thus, any architect...

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...stionable whether a name service per se is actually necessary in the context of PSN. A naming scheme is needed so that communication between named entities concerning named objects can be carried out =-=[3]-=-. Such names may need to be constructed dynamically or modified by attributes. Name construction may not need to be specified in advance; it can be an emergent property of the node behavior or state. ...

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...e since SelNet could be one mechanism used to redirect certain packets to the i3 service for further processing e.g., end-system multicast or a lookup service for tracking end host mobility. Plutarch =-=[5]-=- is a network architecture proposal for bridging disjunct networking contexts to form a cohesive network. It is comprised of contexts which are groups of network elements (hosts, switches, routers etc...

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...loyment of “middleboxes” have begun to stretch the capabilities of the existing architecture. This has prompted research into fundamentally different network architectures, such as FARA [2], Plutarch =-=[3]-=-, Triad [4] or IPNL [5].sThis paper proposes a new internetworking architecture called TurfNet, which addresses the limitations of the Internet architecture by accommodating conflicts ofsinterests amo...

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...e Internet Indirection Infrastructure (i 3 ) [15][16], TurfNet [17], the Split Naming/Forwarding (SNF) architecture [18], the FARA architecture [20], the Layered Naming Architecture [19] and Plutarch =-=[21]-=-, among others. Due to space limitations, this paper can only briefly compare these systems to the node ID architecture. Although these architectures support some of the same mechanisms and scenarios ...

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...e of affairs, given the way in which all nodes of that layer participate in end-to-end data transfer; hence the interest in localization architectures and localized addressing schemes in recent years =-=[3]-=-. Are all invariants bad? No, even though invariants prevent changes to specific parts of the system, their identification is necessary to enable changes in the other parts. With clearly spelled out i...