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	Title		: Crypto Based Host Identifiers
	Author(s)	: I. van Beijnum
	Filename	: draft-van-beijnum-multi6-cbhi-00.txt
	Pages		: 7
	Date		: 2004-2-2
	
Abstract

     This memo specifies a 64-bit crypto-based host identifier that can
     be used as an interface identifier in protocols that allow address
     agility, such as [ODT]. The cryptographic nature of the host
     identifier makes it possible to determine whether a correspondent
     is legitimately using said host identifier or not. 

     The host identifiers can be used as regular interface identifiers
     in protocols that don't require an identifier that is separate from
     locators, or they can be expanded to 128-bit IPv6 address like
     values for use with protocols that do need such an identifier-only
     value.

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