On Mon, 2009-03-23 at 15:09 -0400, Sowmini.Varadhan at Sun.COM wrote:
> > In any case, given that there is a single IP interface namespace (and I
> > think that we agree that this is what we want, right?), then I'm the one
> > who is confused about the property namespace.  Can this be explained in
> > more detail?
> 
> leaving the interface name space aside, if we want the flexibility
> to set some/all of the following
> 
> - ipv4 property value for some property X
> - ipv6 property value for some property X
> - IP property value for some property X
> 
> your proposal suggests that the ip-protocol-version be embedded in
> the property name-space. Whereas the design doc keeps this as part
> of the "-f" flag, with the default being to apply it for IP.

Alright, but there needs to be something in the show-prop output that
allows one to see if a property applies to IPv4 or IPv6.  In your
current proposal, I don't think that one can tell.

If you get rid of "-f" and instead represent IPv4 and IPv6 as different
protocols (with "-m"), then this issue goes away.

-Seb



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