Re: [RRG] Things to disuss

[Avri Doria <avri@acm.org>]

hi,

I am indeed interested in getting some researchers on the list, and  
have been making personal invitations to those I know.  I recommend  
that others on this list, do the same.

I would welcome discussion on this list of any of the hard problems  
you see and of the work you are doing.  I would be very happy to see  
discussion of the problems and the solution space on this list.

a.

On 20 aug 2005, at 12.33, xuke wrote:

> Dear Avri Doria
>
> I am very happy to take part in the discussion of this group,but it  
> seems that the participants of this mailing list is few.
> I wonder if you can invite some good researchers in routing area to  
> introduce their work here.
> As I mentioned in my previous mail that I sent to you about two  
> weeks ago, our lab has been working on next generation Internet and  
> IPv6 for six years. We have finished the IPv6 core router that is  
> the joint work between our lab and Bitway company and we have built  
> the largest academic pure IPv6 backbone(CERNET2) in the world.
> About next generation inter domain routing protocol, we think there  
> are many hard problems need to solve such as scalability,to support  
> multi-path routing, to provide trustworthy routing that means  
> routing protocol can help to verify the source address of the IP  
> packets and to provide reasonable mechanism to solve the interests  
> conflicts between different ISPs.
> Actually we are doing some work on these topics and have gotten  
> some results. We'll introduce our work in detail later.
>
> Best regards,
>
> XU Ke
> Institute of Computer Networks
> Department of Computer Science
> Tsinghua University
>
>
>
>
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