|To fix the 'contain updates to a limited part of the network' issue, an |topologically organized allocation of 'routing-names' (either |hierarchical, or |landmark routing, or _something_ like that, which allows |limiting the scope of |information about a given destination). Yes, it's true that |the routing system |_at the moment_ is incapable of using any such well-organized |routing-names - |but that doesn't obviate the *requirement* for them, if one |_does_ want to |limit the scope of updates.
While we're here, the lack of a global addressing scheme that would generate abstractions of routing names is a topic that is very much on-topic for us. That falls under the portion of the charter on 'addressing architectures'. Tony _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list [email protected] https://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
