Series of micro-analyses of ILNP Introduction
1. "have different names for the identity of a node and the location of a node" – OK, but: What is the name for the location of a node in ILNP? "Locator" is the name for the location of a "subnetwork". "Identifier" is the name for the identity of a node. 2. "with ILNP the Identifier names a node, not a specific interface on a node" – OK. 3. "the Locator names a subnetwork" – A "subnetwork" is: the set of nodes attached to a link, or the set of links attached to a node, or the set of neighbors of a node? 4. "Identifiers are bound to nodes, not to interfaces" – OK. 5. "Identifiers can be either globally unique or locally unique. Locally unique Identifiers are unique within the context of their associated Locators." – So "locally unique identifiers" are committed to location! Toni Stoev _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list rrg@irtf.org http://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
