Soliman, Hesham wrote:
FWIW I don't have a problem with ndproxy being published while incompatible
with SeND. There are other examples of completely insecure experimental
RFCs, e.g. Fast handoffs. It's essential to make the document consistent though.
what is being discussed is incompatibility between two
protocols. not insecure experimental protocols. FWIW,
draft-kempf-mobopts-handover-key-00.txt is tring to define
how SEND can be used to create keys for fast handoffs.
Vijay
Hesham
>
> That doesn't settle the issue of whether SEND and NDproxy are or
> are not incompatible, but I have no problem with the concept that
> a given (bridged) LAN can only run one of them.
>
> Brian
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