> From: Lixia Zhang <li...@cs.ucla.edu>
> RRG is due for a recommendation to IETF on scalable routing solution
> ...
> RRG will have focused discussion on contrasting, comparing and
> critiques of all the candidate proposals.
Apologies if this question is something that's been covered already, but is
it the intent to recommend a single thing, or would the recommendation cover
a list of things which fit together to form a solution?
E.g. an overall solution might include a number of things, one of which is
separation of location and identity (and perhaps a specific proposal to
implement that), and other(s) of which might be a list of changes to the
routing itself.
If so, would a recommendation to do separation of location and identity be
something that this RRG would feel is 'in scope' for it, or is that outside
our area? (Saying 'we cannot see any solution to routing scaling _without_
separation of location and identity' is probably within scope, and amounts to
the same thing, so I guess maybe it is in scope.)
Finally, is pure scaling the only requirement for the future that the RRG is
supposed to provide for, or are there other things the routing system should
be able to do in the future?
Noel
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