RFC2003(国外英文资料).docVIP

RFC2003(国外英文资料) Organization: China interactive publishing network (/) The RFC document Chinese translation plan (/compters/emook/aboutemook.htm) E-mail:ouyang@ Hlp, huangliuqi@ Publication date: 2001-5-23 Copyright: this Chinese translation document is copyrighted by China interactive publishing network. It can be reproduced freely for non-commercial purposes, but must Keep the translation and copyright information of this document. Network Working Group c. Perkins IBM, 2003 Category: Standards Track October 1996 Within the IP encapsulation IP (RFC2003 IP Encapsulation within TCP/IP) The Status of This Memo This document specifies an Internet standards track protocol for the Internet community, and requests discussion and Suggestions for To refer to the current edition of the Internet The Official Protocol Standards (STD 1) for the standardization state And status of this protocol. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. In this paper, This document describes a way to encapsulate another IP packet (as a net payload) in an IP datagram The routing information is sent to an intermediate Destination (not the IP Destination Address domain of the original IP header) Constant IP routing becomes datagram. Encapsulation can be used in many ways, such as using mobile IP to transfer datagram to a mobile node. 1. Introduction This document describes a way to encapsulate another IP packet (as a net payload) in an IP datagram The routing information is sent to an intermediate Destination (not the IP Destination Address domain of the original IP header) Constant IP routing becomes datagram. Once the encapsulated datagram arrives at the intermediate destination node, it is split up to get the original IP datagram, and then the original datagram is sent to the Destination Address (determined by the original Destination Address domain) The score is reported to be called the tunneling ( tunneling ), which is the end of the tunnel ( endpoints ); The packaging is called the entry point