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|||||||||||||||||||| Introduction History Offers & Deals Highlights Topics Tutorials The LISP Network provides indepth understanding on the most common applications of the Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP) and new applications of LISP that are helping address new trends and challenges in the networking industry. These trends are found in the data center cloud, the campus or branch access network, the WAN edge, the core of a service provider network, and a multitude of purposebuilt networks that have emerged to support specific applications. LISP applications include data center workload mobility across private and public cloud locations, enablement of container networking, high rate mobility in cellular and fixed infrastructure, next generation WAN models for scale and automation, massive scale Internet of Things connectivity, data confidentiality, IPv6 transition, multicast, and traffic engineering. This book provides a fundamental understanding of the underlying architecture and how it pertains to each application of LISP. The book is aimed at giving you the vision of how LISP can dramatically change the way networking is done in response to modernday challenges and requirements. Settings Support Sign Out GOALS AND METHODS This book answers important questions for any fastgrowing technology in the market, such as • What problems does the technology address? • How does the technology address the problems? • How does the technology work? • What are its applications? • What is the future of this technology? WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK? This book addresses the preceding questions and provides insight into the latest ||||||||||||||||||||

applications gaining traction in the industry. The emphasis of the book is on the architecture of LISP and its applicability to modernday IT requirements and trends. The book is an indispensable guide for any reader who wants to understand the future of the Internet and how LISP can be the solution for many of the challenges that enterprises face today to evolve the network into the next generation of Internet and support trends such as Agile Network programmability, IoT, security, and IPv6 with LISP. We have structured the content so that the book is implementation agnostic and focused on the essence of the technology and its applicability. The intent was to separate timeless topics on technology architecture and applicability from implementationdependent information. HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANIZED Chapter 1: LISP and the Future of Networking This chapter introduces the motivation, base principles, and history behind LISP. You read about how the base principles upon which LISP is built relate to the challenges and evolution of the Internet. The chapter also introduces some of the revolutionary applications that LISP enables. These applications are discussed in more detail in later chapters. Chapter 2: LISP Architecture The objective of this chapter is to provide a comprehensive overview of the technical architecture of LISP and how it works. You learn about the different architectural components of LISP and the key mechanisms and workflows that the protocol uses to deliver different network services. Chapter 3: Data Center Trends This chapter discusses the predominant trends of the data center and the role of LISP in enabling these trends. It examines how LISP and the revolutionary concepts introduced throughout its development have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the connectivity required in data centers to date. The chapter discusses mobility, network segmentation, and policy along with the potential role of LISP in the data center network moving forward. Chapter 4: The WideArea Network: Bringing Traffic from Access to the Data Center |||||||||||||||||||| ||||||||||||||||||||

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