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ID/Locator separation architecture is proposed in order to reduce routing table size in the current Internet. In this architecture, an end-host can be identified by unique ID which is independent of its network protocol. Network protocol independency of ID provides possibility of communication with end hosts operating different networklayer protocol. This inter-layer 3 networking brings several benefits in addition to routing table size improvement, e.g. improvement of shortest path and robustness. In our previous paper, performance of inter-layer 3 networking from the viewpoint of shortest path improvement has been evaluated. In this paper, we focus on improvement of robustness brought by inter-layer 3 networking in the case of node failure. Node failure generally suffers serious degradation of connectivity because all links connected to a node are failed. Our simulation results show that significant improvement of robustness can be obtained only with small number of vertical links going through multiple network planes.

Node-failure robustness of inter-layer 3 networking with ID/Locator separation architecture