Mike Lieberman a écrit :
Ron,
I think most of us agree with you that it's a bad idea.
However I don't think it's InterMapper's role to enforce best
network practices.
I am very concerned that we don't do that. We all use InterMapper in
different ways and for different
Alain Fontaine wrote:
2) What about /32 subnets? Is anyone using them? (see the links below that
discuss how they're used...)
Loopback interfaces are often configured with /32 addresses. We have dozens of
them, all for good reasons, or so we think. I've never seen InterMapper
Intermapper should just display what ever mask an administrator
configures.
Intermapper job is to display what is on the router.No exceptions
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I agree, but a potential good value-added is the ability to detect
potential configuration mistakes. We rely here on a lot of automation
tools, one of which is InterMapper, to check our work.
Perhaps the best compromise is to have a global or per-map server
configuration checkbox, Call out
I for one would NOT welcome this change. The RFC's are holy for a reason.
If you're not Microsoft, then you SHOULD follow them ;).
JDP
PS: The key words MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHALL, SHALL
NOT,SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, RECOMMENDED, MAY, and OPTIONAL
in this document are to be
À (At) 13:13 -0500 2007-03-02, Richard E. Brown écrivait (wrote) :
1) /31 subnets. It seems as if there are proponents of both sides: people
who
never intend to deploy a /31 subnet, (and want a facility to warn them if
they've done so); and people who regularly use them on point-to-point
À (At) 11:07 -0800 2007-03-01, ron écrivait (wrote) :
I think turning off the capability is a bad idea. If you are going to ignore
the RFCs, it should always be indicated so that when you leave, the land
mines you create should be flagged.
Believe it or not, I am not ignoring the RFCs.
Folks:
Thanks for the spirited discussion of how you use various kinds of subnets. It's
helpful to hear all this so that InterMapper can do the right thing for our
customers.
In pursuit of this goal, I'd like to expand the discussion so that we can
understand all the possibilities.
1)
Richard E. Brown wrote:
2)What about /32 subnets? Is anyone using them? (see the links below that
discuss how they're used...)
Yes, but primarily for loopbacks, not end devices.
Jeff
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Folks:
Thanks for the spirited discussion of how you use various kinds of
subnets. It's helpful to hear all this so that InterMapper
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Folks:
Thanks for the spirited discussion of how you use various kinds of subnets.
It's
helpful to hear all this so
Hi,
Not for me..
Jakob Peterhänsel
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On 01/03/2007, at 9.10, Alain Fontaine wrote:
Hi,
In order to save addresses, we are using /31
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Hi,
Not for me..
Jakob Peterhänsel
Be a part of the Love Generation
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Hi,
Not for me..
Jakob Peterhänsel
Be a part of the Love Generation - carry a smile, not a gun.
- JP, May 2006
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On 01/03/2007, at 9.10, Alain Fontaine wrote:
Hi,
In order
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Mike Lieberman
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I think turning off the capability is a bad idea. If you are going
We're starting to toy with this idea as well, so we'd welcome support
for turning this off.
--
matt
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and that is an idea whose time has come. — Victor Hugo
Alain Fontaine wrote:
Hi,
In order to save addresses, we are using /31
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