> On the basis that each RTR RLOC can be from a different address family, > than I would say that the number of RTRs cannot be determined from the LCAF > Length field. The length alone would not tell you the breakdown of RTR RLOCs > between the address families, so the only way to tell how many RTR RLOCs are > present is to parse through them until the length of the AFI/address > combinations seen equals the Length value. For example, 3 IPv4 RTR RLOCs > will have the same length (3 x (2 + 4)) as one IPv6 RTR RLOC (2 + 16). I'd > simply strike the relevant sentence in the RTR RLOC definition (2nd to last > sentence).
I added text based on your suggestion. Thanks. Dino _______________________________________________ Gen-art mailing list Gen-art@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/gen-art
