On Nov 10, 2009, William Herrin wrote: > Six/One Router obviously worked in a system strictly split > between DFZ address space and user address space that distributed a > map to the translators and detranslators but no one could demonstrate > how it would work statelessly or without a strict split in light of > the various DNS issues. I vaguely remember there was also a DNS server > scope problem... ran afoul of some issues discussed in Paul Vixie's > recent rant about "DNS lies."
Bill - Let me chime in since you mention my proposal: Can you be a bit more specific regarding these DNS issues? The idea to avoid them in Six/One Router was to put both edge (internal) and transit (external) addresses into the DNS, and to let the address selection mechanisms in hosts pick an address that works best. With appropriate prefixes for edge and transit addresses, this would work without host changes. - Christian _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list [email protected] http://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
