1 Jul 20:33
Re: draft-ietf-multi6-multihoming-requirements-03
Eric Gauthier <eric <at> roxanne.org>
2002-07-01 18:33:08 GMT
2002-07-01 18:33:08 GMT
> >> Does anybody have any other proposed changes to this document, or > >> should > >> I roll a -04 with that change only, ready for wg last call? > > > > Can't we simply admit the fact that none of us have any operational > > experience to be able to discuss multi6 requirement document > > to be used later to evaluate proposals and move on without it? > > Are you suggesting there are no network operators here? Ok, I've been lurking for a while, but here are my $0.02. I'm a network architect at a large university. We're testing IPv6 on our campus and intend to multihome with our pTLA. We currently multihome with our IPv4 address space and had issues that we've solved regarding multihoming, especially in cases of Internet 1 versus Internet 2 traffic. So, just in case anyone is worried, there are people lurking here that do ops and not just people who are curious about the theoretical workings of IPv6. Secondly, IMHO, we've laid out what we think are requirements and there doesn't appear to be anything in there that's unreasonable to hope for and expect. Its now up to the brainiac's in round two to come up with a solution. Just because I can't think of one doesn't mean that someone else won't. But, if it turns out that someone does a proof that our requirements are mutually exclusive or no one is able to come up with a solution, we'll then have the experience of those who tried to work it out to determine what, specifically, is the largest subset of our draft that can be implemented or where we went wrong. Until we get that concrete feedback, we're only guessing at what can and cannot be done.(Continue reading)
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