IPv6issa

IPv6issa is a proposed Internet protocol designed to improve the efficiency and functionality of the existing Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). IPv6issa aims to address certain limitations and security concerns associated with IPv6, which is the successor to Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4).

The main goal of IPv6issa is to provide a more efficient and secure way of routing internet traffic, reducing the complexity and overhead associated with current IPv6 implementations. IPv6issa proposes to use a combination of new routing protocols and modifications to existing IPv6 mechanisms to achieve improved performance and security.

One of the key features of IPv6issa is the use of a new routing protocol called Information Plane Networking (IPN). IPN is designed to provide a more efficient and scalable way of routing internet traffic, reducing the latency and packet loss associated with traditional IPv6 routing protocols. IPv6issa also proposes to use a technique called "segment routing" to reduce the overhead associated with traditional IPv6 routing.

IPv6issa also aims to improve the security of IPv6 networks by introducing new security features and mechanisms. These include the use of encryption and secure key exchange protocols to protect data in transit. IPv6issa also proposes to use a new authentication mechanism called "Identity-based authentication" to enhance network security.

The standardization of IPv6issa is currently under discussion within the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). If approved, IPv6issa could be deployed in future Internet of Things (IoT) and other network applications. However, the technical feasibility and cost-effectiveness of IPv6issa have not been fully assessed, and its deployment may require significant changes to existing network infrastructure.