>> curious: do you run any router which participates to
>> multiple sites?
>Why would they? It is an address space that they can use for internal
>purposes. If they wanted to communicate to an external entity, they
>would either have to coordinate use of the SL space, or simply use
>globals.
depending on your definition of site border, Microsoft router can
participate both Microsoft site as well as upstream-ISP site.
see Miyakawa-san's DSL service plans - CPE participates to both ISP
site as well as customer site.
i still think it necessary to:
- limit nodes from joining more than (including) 2 sites at the same
time.
- document site-border router's behavior in full
itojun
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