Le mardi 10 avril 2007 11:28, Brian E Carpenter a écrit : > > I think there has been for a long time a fundamental > > misunderstanding of the ISATAP domain of applicability. > > In particular, the ISATAP virtual link connects *router* > > interfaces; not host interfaces. As such, packets are not > > delivered to/from host interfaces attached to the ISATAP > > virtual link; they are forwarded *through* router > > interfaces attached to the link. I think I am missing something here. Why does ISATAP have a "model of host" and "host variables" if it's meant only for router interfaces? > But have all implementations done that? 6to4 was specifically > designed for router-only implementation; the first > widely shipped implementation was for host-based 6to4, > which has well-known issues. I suspect I misunderstood the point. Otherwise, yes, indeed, several implementations uses ISATAP as a last hop network, connecting several hosts to an (upstream) router over a virtual link. -- Rémi Denis-Courmont http://www.remlab.net/
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