In einer eMail vom 02.04.2008 02:05:48 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt
rw@firstpr.com.au:
[Q01] Anything proposed by Robin, the Yes can be replaced by a No, if the ingress node added and the
egress node removed the geographical coordinates. Of course, the ingress node
must be enabled to add them. It must cache them, e.g. upon a preceding DNS
lookup according to the experimental RFC 1712.
I know RFC1712 was hardly been read: There where it nails down the
encoding, longitudes and latitudes are terribly mixed up :-(
The changes are such "radical" that there will be (my guess) approx. n=600
nodes and 3n links to be maintained by any node. This could really be
done IN PARALLEL to the current BGP. Hence, incremental
deployability is not an issue at all. Compare it with car navigation: You still
may attend the direction signs along the roads, though some will attend the
voice of the navigation system instead.
Heiner
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