Yes, I agree, that's a issue need to be investigated.
Multiple IDs could share the single Locator (ip address), and one ID may use
multiple locators.
So there will be 1:n and n:1 mapping (rather than 1:1 mapping). So the
mapping need to be stuided.
For ID/Loc separation, it's just at the staring point, defining the term.
thanks,
Jun
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I don't doubt the benefits of ID/locator separation. My concern is what if
the
mapping system cannot accompolish the strong dynamics or other burdens
that are
shifted from the routing system?
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