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John-
Is there also anyway the new node requirements RFC could be somewhat
reconciled with the new US Government IPv6 Profile and the DoD IPv6 Profile?
It would probably keep the confusion down a bit.
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Arul-
See my previous comments. The DoD have already defined those requirements.
In fact, JITC has certified a few tape libraries already. See here:
http://jitc.fhu.disa.mil/apl/ipv6.html
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Julien-
If you are looking to sell to the DoD, follow the DoD IPv6 Standards
Profiles for IPv6 Capable Products. Your product would fall into the
Network Appliance category. It is based off of RFC 4294 and tightly coupled
with the US Government
