It sounds as if somebody should be planning a SeND bake-off
as a first step to understanding deployability and
interoperability. Or maybe that has already happened?
I do share Thomas' doubts about whether this is ready for
a SHOULD though. I'm assuming that this won't be the
last update of Node Re
Hi all,
There are SeND implementations for Junos, Cisco IOS, and there is
DoCoMo's implementation for Linux and FreeBSD.
Apart from the open source SeND implementation for Linux that Sheng have
mentioned, i am also working on the open source SeND implementation for
all *BSDs and Mac that wil
Thomas Narten escribió:
What information do we have from the real world about deployability?
It would be foolish to mandate something that doesn't work well.
I think these are key questions we need to think hard about.
As far as I can tell, SEND has not been implemented in any
> What information do we have from the real world about deployability?
> It would be foolish to mandate something that doesn't work well.
I think these are key questions we need to think hard about.
As far as I can tell, SEND has not been implemented in any real
product or major distribution. (I
I would support this. SeND is useful in some case, but not necessary for all
cases. It would be helpful to say when it is SHOULD or
MAY be used.
Hongyu
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Hi Thomas,
I think AS is a good idea to tell people what are prerequisites to make IPv6
works. There are already a lot of controversy in other
places, e.g. BBF, on what are the subsets we must have in an IPv6 network. An
AS document in IETF is very useful reference for the
industry.
Hongyu
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Julien,
Le 23 juil. 09 à 04:59, Laganier, Julien a écrit :
Secure Neighbor Discovery [RFC3971] SHOULD be supported.
[RFC4861] states:
Cryptographic security mechanisms for Neighbor Discovery are
outside
the scope of this document and are defined in [RFC3971].
Secure N
Hi, Brian and all,
We are doing an open source implementation of SeND/CGA and some extension
what CSI WG is doing together with Beijing University of Post and
Communication. So far, the SeND/CGA implementation has been done and proved
work well through a little bit update may need. We will publish
