In your previous mail you wrote:
I think the node requirements document needs to be advanced as well
before we should move the base specs to Full Standard as one cannot easily
figure out what she/he should do to be IPv6 compliant. e.g. If I implement
just RFC2460 and not RFC2461
Suresh Krishnan wrote:
Hi Folks,
I think the node requirements document needs to be advanced as well
before we should move the base specs to Full Standard as one cannot
easily figure out what she/he should do to be IPv6 compliant. e.g. If I
implement just RFC2460 and not RFC2461 and RFC2462
The Node Requirements is informative, so it doesn't advance. However,
the document should be reved as appropriate to handle the issues you
mention.
John
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Hi Folks,
I think the node requirements document needs to be advanced as well
before we should move the base specs to Full Standard as one cannot
easily figure out what she/he should do to be IPv6 compliant. e.g. If I
implement just RFC2460 and not RFC2461 and RFC2462 am I still compliant?
Hi Suresh,
On Aug 3, 2005, at 6:33, Suresh Krishnan wrote:
Hi Folks,
I think the node requirements document needs to be advanced as well
before we should move the base specs to Full Standard as one cannot
easily figure out what she/he should do to be IPv6 compliant. e.g. If
I implement jus
