% > - if you have hardcoded address in any of your router/host configs,
% > you will be in trouble (example: IBGP peer settings, /etc/named.conf
% > for zone transfer, packet filtering, anything that is written by
% > numeric IPv6 address).
%
% I agree that if we have hardcoded addresses in *hosts*, the game is
% over. Eliminating them is an interesting problem, and eliminating
% them from routers is even more so.
dont forget your friendly neighborhood SNMP.
(most of this was discussed in the long dead PIER wg)
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--bill
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