Security considerations for intrinsic monitoring within IPv6 networks

Shi, Lei and Davy, Alan (2009) Security considerations for intrinsic monitoring within IPv6 networks. In: IP Operations and Management - 9th IEEE International Workshop, IPOM 2009, Proceedings :. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics) . UNSPECIFIED, ITA, pp. 167-172. ISBN 3642049672

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Abstract

Intrinsic Monitoring is a method of collecting and disseminating node specific monitoring data throughout an IPv6 network by using the IPv6 extension headers as a carrier medium. The advantages of such a monitoring mechanism can be invaluable to a network operator, offering a wide range of performance and accuracy enhancements over traditional SNMP based or active probing based approaches. This paper discusses previous proposals related to Intrinsic Monitoring and highlights a number of security considerations that must first be resolved for such an approach to be deployable within an operational IP network. The paper offers initial contributions towards addressing these challenges.

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