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Re: WG next steps
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Masataka Ohta wrote:
> Tony Li;
>
> > I have no problems with transport changes being part of the solution.
> > In fact, I expect that that's a requirement. However, dealing with
> > DFZ explosion IS a big part of the problem and it MUST be addressed
> > by routing and addressing changes. Today's IPv4 architecture doesn't
> > scale and MUST NOT be propagated into IPv6.
>
> Scalability is restored by NOT relying on routing, so that
> no change on routing is necessary.
>
> Any attempt to rely on intermediate intelligence of routing
> does not scale.
This is intuitively correct, but I have a hunch that pushing the intellegence
into the end points raises a whole bunch of security problems. Traditionally
we believe routers have been secure (this may not be case in reality), and this
has been the motivation to find a solution that does not entail end point
intelligence to solve the MH problem.
>
> Masataka Ohta
>
>
Peter
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