Re: [Autoconf] Regarding Baccelli/Townsley Internet-Draft
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Re: [Autoconf] Regarding Baccelli/Townsley Internet-Draft
>Templin, Fred L wrote:
>Second, I want there to be flexibility to allow for
>"tethered" hosts that are always single-hop neighbors
>on a router's interface that otherwise has undetermined
>connectivity properties. That may mean that the router's
>interface may need to configure a prefix other than /32 or
>/128.
Yes, I deploy this stuff.
But proponents on the baccelli draft would say this is
supported, as there is some determined connectivity.
I'm not sure this is valid argumentation, because I
think the proponents know little of my MANETs.
But also for this case (same as LLs), I think it makes sense
we Autoconf work on for a maximum-length, global / ULA prefix.
But the practical addressing model for MANETs shall dot say
these are preferred. These are needed if nothing else is
available and can be a stepping stone to acquire other prefixes.
Regards, Teco
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