Some comment to the "Lews draft":
- already in the abstract the draft talks about LIPS prefixes which
seem to be central for the document. But in the section of
"Definition of Terms" there is not definition for the term "LISP
prefix."
- EID prefix reachability seems to be different from LISP locator
reachability which denotes existing mapping. Is this really the
intention that there are two types of reachabilities? Should the
mapping be cached in the ETR in order to be in reachable state, or
des it suffice that there is in the mapping system a binding?
- step 8 in section 5.2
How does the ITR know that the packet is destined to non-LISP site?
The incoming packet was LISP encapsulated. Would that imply that the
site is LISP site? Obviously the ITR needs to make a EID->RLOC map
query and fail with that to know that there the destination is non
LISP.
Section 5.4
First sentence "There are several that …" => "There are several
reasons that ..."
Section 5.5
Append => Prepend?
Regards Hannu