>
> > I don't understand this use case. Assuming I have a router
> > and it's manual says type in
> > http://<some-link-local-address><some-delimiter>de0/
> >
>
I guess in that case that would be a doc error from
that vendor. I would expect the doc to say something like
http://<some-link-local-addr><the-delimiter><"name of your nic">
>
> A very sophisticated user might know about scopes and be able
> to add an appropriate zone id in some cases, but for the
> general user, this is well beyond what can be reasonably expected.
>
> So I don't see how literals with zone ids play a useful part
> of simplifying config, as in the home router config case.
>
I guess a general user that has little understanding of
zone id is probably not going to be able to config that
home router correctly... So IMHO the simplication in config
would apply to many but not all, as you say, thus justifying
its usefulness.
-- Qing
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