Re: [RAM] revised draft proposed definitions

[Russ White <riw at cisco.com>]

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> Ok, but a locator does NOT denote reachability.  Thus, a locator is a
> string of bits that indicates a topological location.

I think we should, perhaps, leave reachability out? It seems like both a
locator and and id indicate some element of reachability (?). IE, if you
have a locator, and no ID, then there is nothing to reach, but if you
have an id, and no locator, there is no place to reach it at.

I don't see an easy way to separate these two concepts?

:-)

Russ

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