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We propose Internames, an architectural framework in which names are used toidentify all entities involved in communication: contents, users, devices,logical as well as physical points involved in the communication, and services.By not having a static binding between the name of a communication entity andits current location, we allow entities to be mobile, enable them to be reachedby any of a number of basic communication primitives, enable communication tospan networks with different technologies and allow for disconnected operation.Furthermore, with the ability to communicate between names, the communicationpath can be dynamically bound to any of a number of end-points, and theend-points themselves could change as needed. A key benefit of our architectureis its ability to accommodate gradual migration from the current IPinfrastructure to a future that may be a ubiquitous Information CentricNetwork. Basic building blocks of Internames are: i) a name-based ApplicationProgramming Interface; ii) a separation of identifiers (names) and locators;iii) a powerful Name Resolution Service (NRS) that dynamically maps names tolocators, as a function of time/location/context/service; iv) a built-incapacity of evolution, allowing a transparent migration from current networksand the ability to include as particular cases current specific architectures.To achieve this vision, shared by many other researchers, we exploit and expandon Information Centric Networking principles, extending ICN functionalitybeyond content retrieval, easing send-to-name and push services, and allowingto use names also to route data in the return path. A key role in thisarchitecture is played by the NRS, which allows for the co-existence ofmultiple network "realms", including current IP and non-IP networks, gluedtogether by a name-to-name overarching communication primitive.

Internames: a name-to-name principle for the future Internet