Classless Inter-domain Routing (CIDR)¶
Fuller, V., & Li, T. (2006). Classless Inter-domain Routing (CIDR): The Internet Address Assignment and Aggregation Plan.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Hierarchical Address
- Network addressing reads octets against a mask to recover network → subnet → host, and delegated object identifiers build globally unique strings through a hierarchy of issuing authorities.
This sourceSpecifies reading an IP address against a prefix mask to recover network → subnet → host and longest-prefix-match routing — the bit-string hierarchical address.
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RFC 4632 backs the prefix/mask half: an IPv4 address is split by a mask into network prefix and end-system bits within a hierarchy of delegated blocks.
“make explicit which bits in a 32-bit IPv4 address are interpreted as the network number (or prefix) associated with a site and which are the used to number individual end systems within the site”
- Network addressing reads octets against a mask to recover network → subnet → host, and delegated object identifiers build globally unique strings through a hierarchy of issuing authorities.
Domain-specific¶
Mechanisms¶
- Prefix or Partition Allocation Rule
- It composes naturally with hierarchical allocation schemes like CIDR, where a prefix delegates a sub-block that its owner subdivides further.
This sourceDescribes CIDR’s hierarchical address allocation, in which an assigned prefix represents a block that can be further partitioned and delegated.
- It composes naturally with hierarchical allocation schemes like CIDR, where a prefix delegates a sub-block that its owner subdivides further.
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