Hello He, You wrote:
>> A2b Ivip and APT are covered by this, but it is not a complete >> description of either. >> >> A2c LISP-ALT and TRRP. >> >> Where is Six/One Router covered? It doesn't have a specific >> mapping distribution system, but I guess A2c is a likely >> approach. > I believe APT is covered by A2c, not A2b. > > In APT, Default mapper has all the mappings and Encoder/ITR request and > cache individual mappings when needed. I agree. I think these are poor descriptions of the various mapping systems - but only Ivip matches A2b's "real time". A2c matches APT if we assume the Default Mappers constitute a "distributed registry". Dan, can you confirm that A2c covers APT? When I mentioned Compact Routing, for Strategy C, I did not mean to imply it was the same as "Geographic Aggregation". As far as I know, Compact Routing matches the overall description of Strategy C, but would have its own variant, such as C2. - Robin _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list [email protected] https://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
