>Also it wouldn't hurt to skim over
> > IS-IS I have heard rumors that IS-IS will replace OSPF when IPv6 becomes
> > more in use. IPv6 is based on NSAP addresses.
> >
> > Matt C. Lange
> > CCNP CCDP MCSE CS
V6 is not based on NSAP addresses, although there are conceptual
similarities. One of the proposals in the V6 competition, called
TUBA (TCP and UDP over Bigger Addresses) did use NSAP addresses.
There is an OSPFv6 for IPv6. IS-IS is a niche protocol that is used
in some very large ISPs.
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