- addresses are identifiers of nodes/interfaces - nodes/interfaces are endpoints of ptop links.
Please see further in line:
Pekka Savola wrote:
On Fri, 27 Aug 2004, Karen E. Nielsen (AH/TED) wrote:
I agree that your text, Alex, may be more fluently to read.
My English, however, isn't really adequate for wordsmithing, and (perhaps for that very reason) I see no reasons to change the long text.
To be fair, I think Alex was suggesting changing the current text in the similar way as he proposed changing the original text, so, like:
IPv6-over-IPv4 tunneling where the IPv4 tunnel endpoint address(es) are determined by configuration information on tunnel endpoints. All tunnels are assumed to be bidirectional. At the IPv6 layer the tunnel provides a (virtual) point-to-point link, the lower layer endpoints of which are the configured IPv4 addresses.
To:
IPv6-over-IPv4 tunneling where the IPv4 tunnel endpoint address(es) are determined by configuration information on tunnel endpoints. All tunnels are assumed to be bidirectional. At the IPv6 layer the tunnel provides a (virtual) point-to-point link, using IPv4 addresses of the endpoints as lower layer addresses.
, which I was arguing against (without knowing the specific proposal), because it would not clearly specify that there are just two endpoint v4 addresses per tunnel.
This can be resolved by:
or,
Regards, Alex
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