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>>>>> "Robin" == Robin Whittle <rw at firstpr.com.au> writes:
Robin> Short version: I support Dimitri's suggested changes about
Robin> the roles of Locators and Identifiers.
Robin> The current draft still contains an
Robin> erroneous inference that the one address could be used as
Robin> both a locator (RLOC) and an identifier (EID).
For the information of the IETF and IESG, I made a consensus call on
the lisp list that there was rough consensus that there will be cases where the same IP stands both as an EID and a
RLOC.
Robin challenged this consensus call but has not found support on the
list for his challenge.
So, I believe the community disagrees with Robin's claim that the
discussion of LISP identifiers and locators is erroneous.
That said, I don't see that Dimitri's rewording of the second
paragraph actually touches on how LISP identifiers and locators relate
to each other. As such, I don't think there has been community
discussion prior to his proposal that would either support or oppose
his proposal.
There is a desire to be done with the charter sooner rather than
later.
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