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An Approach to Restoring the Internet's End-to-End Principle

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Authors: chang, qing;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20552210

An Approach to Restoring the Internet's End-to-End Principle

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This paper presents an innovative scheme named IP++ based on multi-level variable-length addresses, which restores the IP protocol to the basic end-to-end principle.

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