On Nov 11, 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Imagine the following: IP packets are forwarded down to the (egress) router (to which the destination user is somehow attached) without looking at the destination IP address ! This also means: the destination information may be what so ever: an IPv4 address, an IPv6 address, or even a USER NAME !! Wouldn't this fit to your proposal perfectly?

Heiner,

are you thinking of forwarding packets based on the destination hostname while the packet is within an edge network? That could, of course, be an extension to the proposal I am making. The proposal right now, however, uses IP addresses for routing; the hostnames are included only in the first packets of a connection in order to sync the two peers.

- Christian


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