Holding the Internet Accountable
David Andersen (CMU), Hari Balakrishnan (MIT), Nick Feamster (Georgia Tech), Teemu Koponen (ICSI/HIIT), and Daekyeong Moon and Scott Shenker (UC Berkeley)

• Q: Is it possible to apply proposed scheme recursively?
• A: Yes, more hierarchy is possible.

• Q: Does your approach help mobility?
• A: Yes end system identifiers can be used as in UIA or HIP.

• Comment: This system helps to solve spam problems because you can identify the sender.

• Q: Is it necessary that ALL architecture migrates?
• A: We need to change.

• Q: VP: How will we use RIP and OSPF inside an AS?
• A: HB: Host Routes; usable on small enough networks.

• Q: How would name resolution and multicast work?
• A: For resolution we can use the same or even safer name service. For multi-cast can certainly use a sub-address space.

• Q: About Shutoff packets, it strikes me as a dangerous recipe, what if one accidentally shutoff someone?
• A: The time period is small. Also, for such an accident to happen the NIC has to be broken.