Steve,
Thanks for the clarificaiton and I totally agree that the behavior explained in
section 9 would avoid the issues I have mentioned.
But, following is a reference from section 7 (last paragraph of the section) of the
draft which has got me confused.
" One possible reason for such behavior is that the source
address chosen by the upper-layer is of smaller scope than the
destination, e.g., when using a link-local source address and a
site-local destination address. "
Thanks and Regards
Narsi
>>Narsi,
>>A packet is not permitted to leave the zone of uniqueness of its source
>>address (see section 9 of the scoped architecture draft, second bullet),
>>so your example problems ought not to arise.
Steve
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