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critical infrastructure in 2001 with the
anycasting of the I-root nameserver.
Early objections to the
deployment of
anycast routing centered on the perceived...
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router decides is
closest in the network.
Anycast addressing is a built-in
feature of IPv6. In IPv4,
anycast addressing is
implemented with
Border Gateway...
- interface. An
anycast address is ****igned to a
group of interfaces,
usually belonging to
different nodes. A
packet sent to an
anycast address is delivered...
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limit the
number of root
servers to
thirteen server addresses. The use of
anycast addressing permits the
actual number of root
server instances to be much...
- DNS-based
request routing,
Dynamic metafile generation, HTML rewriting, and
anycasting. Proximity—choosing the
closest service node—is
estimated using a variety...
- bits of a
unicast or
anycast address and
appending them to the
prefix ff02::1:ff00:0/104. ****ume a host with an unicast/
anycast IPv6
address of...
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Updates RFC 1166. O.
Troan (May 2015). B.
Carpenter (ed.).
Deprecating the
Anycast Prefix for 6to4
Relay Routers.
Internet Engineering Task Force. doi:10...
- in
August 2011. Due to
unsolvable operational problems using the 6to4
anycast prefix, that part of the
standard was
deprecated in 2015. 6to4 performs...
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address designates a subset, not
necessarily all, of the
accessible nodes.
Anycast delivers a
message to any one out of a
group of nodes,
typically the one...
- The all-zeroes
address is
reserved as the subnet-router
anycast address. The
subnet router anycast address is the
lowest address in the subnet, so it looks...
