In your previous mail you wrote:
There is presently now trouble with wlan cards and multicast from Lucent and
^^^
=> I believe you mean "no" ?
Cisco. These are the cards I use.
> I have seen wlan systems having trouble with multicast and ipv6 nodes
> unable to receive RAs, resulting in no global prefix at the ipv6 node.
> But that was a couple of years ago, and the wlan APs are getting much
> better (and cheaper). However, that is a difference between IPv4 and
> IPv6
> that might be overlooked by some wlan APs and NICs - that multicast is
> fundamental to IPv6 operation and still optional for IPv4.
=> I saw this some years ago but today multicast works well and
equipments are 5 time cheaper. BTW I never got multicast problems
at IETF, even using old Lucent WaveLANs (Digital RoamAbout lent by
Matt Thomas).
Does somebody know whether/which IEEE 802.11b cards will be available
at Salt Lake City?
Regards
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