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On 2004-07-26, at 17.06, marcelo bagnulo braun wrote:
[Side Note: Also, i think that the AID should be used as IP address
(i.e. locator) for the initial packets, since i believe it would allow
to delay the security checks to the moment you need to start using an
alternative address.
I mean, initial packets just use the AID as the IP address contained
in the received packet (no additional security checks are required)
and then if you need to change locators, you start performing more
complex.
But this is one step ahead i guess and it doesn't really belong to
this part of the reasoning]
While you might not have to have the alternative locators verified with
the initials, having them pre-computed seems more optimal performance
wise, instead of waiting for failure detection to start the
verification process. Having to do that if the previously verified
locators fails at the time of attempted usage seems like something you
will hae to live with in any case.