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ALTO Server Discovery

draft-song-alto-server-discovery-03H. Song G. GarciaM. Tomsu V. PascualY. Wang

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Changes

• Delete text about the application-centric deployment scenario

• Align with the ALTO protocol draft and reference to 3rd party discovery draft

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Deployment

• ALTO servers are deployed within each ISP with “my internet view”

• Application clients may cross multiple ISPs

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Discovery Clients• Peers

– Discover its own ALTO server, communicate with the ALTO server itself

– Discover its own ALTO server and report to the resource directory (e.g. Tracker), resource directory entity will communicate with the ALTO server on behalf of the peer

• Resource Directory Entity– Discovery the ALTO servers for its peers (cache the [peer/ALTO

server] map locally)• Tracker• Super peer

– Using public address of the requesting peer to determine its domain

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Mechanisms

• Different mechanisms can be used in different scenarios– DHCP

• reuse DHCP option in Geopriv for access domain name

– DNS– Provisioning in application– Manual configuration– Multicast and broadcast– caching

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Security Considerations

• Whether ALTO server allowing access from IP addresses out of this ISP may impact the discovery– If not, do not need ALTO discovery client in

the Tracker or super peer

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Next Step

• Shall we adopt it as a WG item?

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Thank you!