Ved Kafle wrote:
How about slightly modifying the definition of address to indicate that an
address is, by default, a locator? It can be treated as an identitier when
it goes into network protocols of layer 4 and above.
Hi Ved,
I think we already have that.
address An address is a name that is used as both an interface
locator and an endpoint identifier.
Thus, an address is both a locator and identifier.
Tony
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