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Re: Enterprise Analysis DSTM Issue
On Aug 10, 2005, at 6:34 AM, Pekka Savola wrote:
We need to separate "use of v4-in-v6 tunnels as a concept" from
"DSTM the protocol". Fleshing it out or removing it seem the only
choices.
So what I hear you arguing for, which I think is consistent with
Tim's comments, is that this section should say that we require a
tunneling solution which might use a variety of tunnel approaches
including virtual circuit networks including MPLS, IP/IP, IP/GRE,
IPSEC Tunnel Mode, and so on, and that in addition a common
rendezvous mechanism is required. DSTM is an example of a rendezvous
mechanism, as are the DNS-ALG in NATPT, the mechanism in Silkroad,
and so on, and v6tc-or-whatever is chartered to come up with that
mechanism.
Am I correct?