Simon Leinen wrote: > ... > If you want to enjoy the FULL benefits of multi-homing, all > the other folks you want to community with must be > multi-homed too, so that there are no single points of failure :-) > > Probably the typical site could achieve 95% of the benefits > of multihoming with an impact on only 5% of the global Internet.\
Depends on what your definition of benefits is... > > What is needed is some sort of feedback loop that weighs the > interest of multi-homing entities against its impact on > remote parts of the infrastructure. That is the basis of the multi-6 wg requirements document. Unfortunately there are so many competing interests that it is impossible to meet them all with a simple solution. The end sites want capabilities that strain the resources of the service providers, and the service providers want approaches that are non-starters for the end sites. Tony
