Name: draft-davey-iialp-03
Title: Iowa Internet Annoyance Logging Protocol(IIALP) pronounced E'-alp
State: Active
Authors: George Davey
Group: Individual Submissions (none)
Date: 2004-12-02
This draft describes a system by which Internet Annoyances can be logged
quickly and automatically using IIALP (Iowa Internet Annoyance Logging
Protocol). The annoyance logs on a particular IIALP Server are condensed
and forwarded up the IIALP hierarchy to central Root IIALP Servers for
central annoyance queries. Serial numbers and TTL values keep the
individual reports organized and dated. One unique complaint per IP per
epoch period prevents flooding. Differences in detail and propagation
parameters exist between Root and Subordinate IIALP Servers to allow for
more detail to be kept at the originating IIALP Server. Transmission
Echoes, Redundant Handshaking, and Hierarchy Structure eliminate erroneous
reporting. Routers and software running IIALP can use IIALP to create
dynamic black hole lists for abusing Internet assets exceeding a set limit.
IIALP allows for an infinite number of different types of annoyances to
exist but has concise templates for common annoyances such as SPAM. IIALP
is a centralized logging system for Internet annoyance event reporting.
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