Hi,
On Sat, Jun 27, 2015 at 11:48:43PM +0200, Pierre Pfister wrote:
> Relaxing the « administrator » may be confusing, as Brian said.
> So I guess the MUST could become a SHOULD, which imply it requires
> implementers to fully understand the drawbacks
> of using non-64 prefix lengths. For instance, /127 could be automatically
> used (no need for administrator) if a link
> is auto-detected as point-to-point.
A MUST is perfectly right here. You can't have implementation A decide
"let's use a /64 here" while implementation B goes for "/127"...
The sentence is also clearly allowing alternatives: if I tell my router
"hey, I want to use /127s on point-to-point links", this is "unless configured
otherwise by an administrator", so the MUST is not getting in the way then.
Gert Doering
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