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An Overlays-based Flat Layered Naming Architecture for the Internet

A multitude of overlay network projects are emerging today providing the Internet with advanced features its architecture did not naturally support (routing, naming, addressing, mobility and security). Numerous complex scenarios faced today such as mobile devices, multi-homing equipments and middleboxes were not envisioned on TCP/IP conception and are already posing a set of convergence challenges. Our objective is to investigate and compare several examples of these advanced network layers deployed on the Internet and propose a flat layered naming architecture for the Internet.