Research on the Address Structure of Decimal Network

Due to the limited network address resources of IPv4, which restricts the application and development of the Internet, The Internet Engineering Task Force has designed an IPv6 protocol to replace IPv4. The use of IPv6 solves the problem of the number of network address resources, but its scale also brings difficulties for security detection. For example, the query of massive addresses becomes more complex, making the security protection of IPv6 face challenges. Chinese researchers have proposed a decimal network address architecture, referred to as IPV9. Based on the study of IPv4 and IPv6 address structure, this paper designs the standards of the decimal network address structure, including IPV9 unicast address structure, anycast address structure and multicast address structure, which provides a solid foundation for the later decimal network research.