Hi,
Reading <http://www.potaroo.net/ietf/idref/draft-rja-ilnp-intro/rfcmarkup?repository =/away/ietf&url=/away/ietf/all-ids/draft-rja-ilnp-intro-01.txt> draft-rja-ilnp-intro-01.txt some questions came to my mind: ----- "Identifiers are unique within the context of a given Locator; in many cases, Identifiers might happen to be globally unique, but that is not a functional requirement for this proposal." I don't understand how this works. If you can have duplicated IDs then what happens if you have a conflict? (i.e. You move to another network where the ID is in use by another host?). As IDs are also used to identify sessions I also imagine trouble there. ----- "There are no standardised mechanisms to update most transport protocols with new IP addresses in use for the session. [NB: There is IETF work in progress to add this capability into the Stream Control Transport Protocol (SCTP).]" Isn't this RFC5061 and therefore a standard more than a work in progress? ----- Is this proposal suggesting that DNS should be responsible for finding the hosts locators? Is a DNS update fast enough for that to work (i.e. with mobility) or cached entries make it too slow? ----- Thanks. Regards, Damian
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