YANG model revision

Update the YANG models according to the IETF YANG models for LISP where appropriate.

NSH Support

Support for NSH and SPI-based mappings in LISP Mapping System and LISP SB.

Continuous integration with Service Function Chaining

The mapping Service will continue support for integration with Service Function Chaining.

Complete decoupling of SB registrations from NB mappings

Support for parallel data stores for SB registrations and NB mappings, avoid overwrite.

GUI support

Initial GUI support for adding new mappings and visibility into the mapping system via DLUX.

Neutron Support improvements (Tentative)

Add support for xTR-ID in map-registers being stored as a Host-ID, such that Neutron Add/Update Port calls can match an existing xTR in LISP network.

Clustering

Evaluate Clustering-readiness, adapt if needed. This is dependent upon availability of clustered notifications (the ETA was expected Lithium SR during ODL Summit)

Integration with Topology (Tentative)

Integrate LISP nodes in the topology.

Support for transport capabilities in mappings (Tentative)

Support returning transport capabilities in mappings (e.g. VXLAN, LISP-GPE, etc.).

Src-RLOC-based mapping selection (Tentative)

Add support for selective Map-Reply based on source RLOC of Map-Request

Optimized prefix-based mapping lookup (Tentative)

Support for looking up IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes in efficient data structures (potentially radix tree based data store), including from the RESTCONF interface (pending support from MD-SAL/YANGtools, see below)

LISP OpenFlow renderer (Tentative)

New module that subscribes to OF plugin packet-in notifications on a specific port, and after a lookup in the LISP mapping service, installs the associated rules according to the mapping.

Improved xTR support (Tentative)

Basic xTR support with local map-cache.

M1

7/30/2015

M2

8/27/2015

M3

10/1/2015

M4

10/29/2015

M5

12/3/2015

RC0

TBD

RC1

TBD

RC2

TBD

Formal Release

TBD