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RE: host or border router
| > Sorry, nope. First, there are multiple systems out there today
| > that could do this or are close to it. Folks are pretty
| much there
| > today with OC-48 interfaces and silicon forwarding, so there is
| > enough thrust to support a wire speed GigE.
|
| I'm not saying it can't be done, just that only a small
| number of the
| people buying very fast routers need this, so building this
| functionality inside generic routers probably isn't the
| best way to go.
That's what they said about NAT. Now you can buy it from Linksys, Netgear, etc.
| Not _requiring_ it to be done in the SBR leaves the option
| to do it in
| the SBR anyway wide open for those who think that's a good idea. The
| other way around is more problematic.
Having many options leads to complexity. IMHO, we need to decide how this
will work.
Tony