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At Internet scale, LISP (http://www.lisp4.net/) takes on the problem of a 'static' host address being reachable at any location.
Both of these rely upon the idea of encapsulation (mac-in-mac or ip-in-ip) to separate the location and host identity.
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At Internet scale, LISP (http://www.lisp4.net/) takes on the problem of a 'static' host address being reachable at any location.
Both of these rely upon the idea of encapsulation (mac-in-mac or ip-in-ip) to separate the location and host identity.