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RE: multi-homing fixes
From: "Tony Hain" <alh-ietf () tndh net>
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 14:38:31 -0700
Sean M. Doran wrote:
Let me take some of your text out of context and agree with it fully: [A permanently stable holes-in-CIDR-blocks environment exists] | Only if there is a limit on the number of ISPs. I don't think there | is such a [practical rather than absolute] limit The problem with metro-based addressing is that the statement above is equally true for it as for PA addressing.
Understanding the truth in that general statement, I would like to know if anyone sees a significant difference in the number of holes created by each approach. Handwaving can go either way, so the question is given real topologies and multi-homing goals, is there enough difference in the number of holes created to bias the approach? Responses should go to multi6 () ops ietf org Tony
Current thread:
- RE: multi-homing fixes, (continued)
- RE: multi-homing fixes James Spenceley (Aug 28)
- RE: multi-homing fixes Roeland Meyer (Aug 29)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 29)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 29)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Iljitsch van Beijnum (Aug 30)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 30)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Iljitsch van Beijnum (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Alex Bligh (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Greg Maxwell (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Iljitsch van Beijnum (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 31)
- RE: multi-homing fixes Tony Hain (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Alex Bligh (Aug 31)
- Re: multi-homing fixes Sean M. Doran (Aug 31)