ARINC 664-4:2001
ARINC 664-4:2001 Aircraft Data Network - Part 4: Internet-based Address Structure & Assigned Numbers Describes guidance in the determination of all addresses that are needed in the Aircraft Data Network (ADN).
Table of Contents
1.0INTRODUCTION1.1PurposeofDocument
1.2Scope
1.3DocumentOrganization
1.3.1AircraftDataNetwork
1.3.2Part4,Internet-basedAddressStructuresand
AssignedNumbers
1.4RelatedDocuments
1.4.1RelationshipofthisDocumenttoOtherARINC
Documents
1.4.2RelationshiptoInternetDocuments
1.4.3RelationshiptoIEEEDocuments
1.5IntroductiontotheMultipleNetworkDevice
2.0USERDATAGRAMPROTOCOLPORTNUMBERING
2.1UserDatagramProtocolPortNumberAllocation
3.0INTERNETPROTOCOLVERSION4ADDRESSING
3.1IPAddressTerminology
3.1.1IPAddressClasses
3.1.2Sub-netting
3.1.3AddressMask
3.1.4PrivateIPAddressBlocks
3.1.5MulticastIPAddressBlocks
3.2AeronauticalAddressing
3.2.1IPUnicastAddressing
3.2.1.1NetworkIDBits
3.2.1.2RangeAssignment
3.2.2IPMulticastAddressing
4.0MEDIAACCESSCONTROLADDRESSES
4.1MACUnicastAddresses
4.1.1CommercialNetworks
4.1.2AircraftDataNetworks
4.2MACMulticastAddresses
4.2.1CommercialNetworks
4.2.2AircraftDataNetworks
5.0INTERNETPROTOCOLVERSION6ADDRESSING
5.1Overview
5.2IPv6AddressingBasics
5.3IPv6AddressAssignmentOnboardtheAircraft
6.0MANAGEMENTINFORMATIONBASE(MIB)OBJECTIDENTIFIERS(OIDs)
6.1Definition
6.2SimpleNetworkManagementProtocol
6.3MIBOIDAssignments
ATTACHMENTS
1AllocatedTransportControlProtocol/UserDatagramProtocol
PortNumbers
2AllocatedInternetProtocol(IP)Version4Addresses
3AllocatedMIBObjectIdentifiers(OID's)
APPENDICES
AGlossaryofTerms
BAcronymList
CExamplesofInternetProtocol/MediaAccessControlAddress
Mapping
DExamplesofAirborneAvionicsSub-networking
EExamplesofGenericInternetProtocolArchitectureforIMA
HierarchicalAddressing
FAirborneGlobalNetworkingExample