Re: Minutes / Notes

[Masataka Ohta <mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>]

Kurt;

> >>>>> RFC2462 does not give any useful definition of autoconfiguration.

> >> Noone said that 2462 gives the definition of autoconfiguration.

> > As I further asked, Erik said that 2462 gives the definition of
> > the autoconfiguration of the presentation.
> 
> I remember this as Erik saying that 2462 was what was referred to with 
> "autoconfiguration".

So? What is your point?

Erik said that 2462 was what was referred to with "autoconfiguration"
of the presentation.

However, as I repeatedly said with evidences of confusions in other
WGs:

> >>>>> RFC2462 does not give any useful definition of autoconfiguration.

Are you agreeing with me that RFC2462 is nothing?

> > An abstract nonsense.
> 
> So you think that keeping security the way it is today is more 
> desirable than improving it?

It is not my statement but is a simple fact of life that the
best thing we can do on security is keeping security the way it
is today.

Any attempt to do otherwise is to degrade it.

							Masataka Ohta