A next generation internet state management framework

ABSTRACT

In the next generation Internet architecture, more functionality in the form of "services" and packet processing features will be placed inside the network rather than on end-systems. This trend will increase the amount of network state information maintained by the systems inside the network. We present a framework for structuring and managing network state information that can be used in the next generation Internet architecture.

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