RE: The state of IPv6 multihoming development

["Hesham Soliman (EAB)" <hesham.soliman@era.ericsson.se>]

  > > And you need a protocol to pass around the translation 
  > mappings to the
  > > other end so they can undo it. When the other end is a 
  > foreign network,
  > > why should they trust or accept the origin site?
  > 
  > If the level of trust is zero to begin with, there should 
  > be no problem
  > extending this "trust" so a third party.

=> Is this an argument for global PKI? Presumably
this protocol would work between arbitray sites?

  > 
  > However, there may be some unexpected cases. For instance, 
  > an untrusted
  > host tries to bind a trusted address to the connection and 
  > then inherits
  > the higher level of trust. I'm sure we can work all of this out when
  > there is something concrete on the table.

=> I don't think this will be a trivial task. 
Especially when you're aggregating the updates
to handle large prefixes (instead of updating 
each address at a time).

Hesham
  > 
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