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Re: mech-v2: SLLA/TLLA changes
In a slightly different order..
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Francis Dupont wrote:
>
> PS: a MUST is incompatible with 6over4 too and we have not free time to
> kill (i.e., make historic) 6over4 and all.
Yes, but that is 6over4, not mech-v2 bis (configured tunneling), so
this seems orthogonal to this argument, specification-wise.
> 1) Based on Chirayu's comments earlier, I've changed the rule (from
> SHOULD NOT) to MUST NOT send TLLA/SLLA options on configured tunnels.
> I believe some very old implementations, ages ago, did this, but it
> seems to make sense to get them fixed if they want to conform to the
> new specification. (See below.) This does not create a severe interop
> problem as long as the other end implements the "MUST ignore" as well.
>
> => I object to this change because some usages were found (so could be found
> in future) to IPv4 addresses in TLLA/SLLA: "SHOULD NOT" is enough.
> An example is the (expired, ask if you can't find it) draft
> "draft-ietf-ngtrans-hometun-01.txt" which was implemented and IMHO
> has still interested waiting for the MOBIKE stuff which should provide
> a better solution.
I'm doubtful of the usefulness of preserving something like this, but
unless there are others in the WG who feel that this should be a MUST
NOT and not SHOULD NOT, I can put this back like it was because it
doesn't really cost anything or cause problems.
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