On Sat, Mar 2, 2013 at 6:38 AM, Joel M. Halpern <[email protected]> wrote:
> (Speaking personally, and interested in more data or perspectives.) > > As far as I can tell, EID space is not Internet routable IPv6 Unicast > space. > Yes, that is ok, but does it have the same constraints of registration and conservation? Is anybody able to use the whole /16 a piece of it, a /20, /32, /48? It has to be unique? Do we need to register it? If so, do we need a whois/restwhois? reverse dns? who is going to operate those services? > And the coordination requirements appear to me to be quite different from > those for IPv6 routable unicast addressing. > As are the constraints which drive allocation. > which are? > > Which is why I want to spell out the requirements, rather than writing in > who will fill those requirements. > I am ok with it. I was on the assumption that the WG have a clear idea of those requirements already. > > Yours, > Joel Regards as
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