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Re: Agenda for Vienna

On donderdag, mei 15, 2003, at 10:02 Europe/Amsterdam, Tony Li wrote:


|    Some notions that seem relatively undisputed:



|    - we separate the identifier and locator functions so we can have
|    multiple locators and still have a single identifier
|    - IP in transit works with locators, everything above the
|    IP layer with the identifier





Do we really have consensus on these points?




Consensus is probably too big a word. "Relatively undisputed" is as far 
as I am prepared to go at this point... But do you see workable 
alternatives inside the loc/id realm?




Does this imply that tunneling is no longer a consideration?




Tunneling is one way to implement a locator/identifier separation 
solution.



Or are you referring to some other tunneling mechanism?