> From: RJ Atkinson <[email protected]>
> The Identifier names a node, but does not name its location.
> The Locator names a subnetwork, but does not name a node.
It's worth pointing out that the ILNP Locator doesn't name an interface
either; and the ILNP Locator+Identifier also doesn't really name an interface,
because if a machine has (for some strange reason) two interfaces to the same
physical network, the Locator+Identifier cannot distinguish between them.
However, the Locator+Identifier does 'sort of' name an interface in most
configurations.
Noel
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