Hi Robin,
Yes , let's discuss it off-list. BTW, I removed the pdf-file a while
ago when I realized that the current loc/id-split is all what counts.
There are several options to deal with the address depletion, uniqueness
per 1x1-square-degree geo-patch is one of them.
Heiner
In einer eMail vom 02.04.2008 15:20:48 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt
rw@firstpr.com.au:
Hi
Heiner,
Looking at your proposal:
http://www.hummel-research.de/nira.pdf
I find:
IPv4
addresses may stay fairly forever, because they have to be
unique
only within the same 1x1-square-degree geo-patch.
which is impossible
for me to reconcile with compatibility with
today's Internet, in which
there is a single IPv4 space.
Also, I see a lot of complex stuff but no
network diagrams or
details of how you add geographic information to IPv4
packets
travelling in the DFZ.
As in the past, I am unable to
understand your proposal in any
concrete fashion. I won't discuss it
on the list until you or
someone else who understands it can explain it to
me in a way I
clearly understand.
- Robin
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