hi Remi, 2011/10/19 Rémi Després <[email protected]>
> Hi Maoke, > > CE PSIDs are never such that CE IPv6 prefixes exceed /64. > The Max PSID of a CE, as opposed to its exact PSID, is only used to reach > the CE from a BR or other in which CE IPv6-prefix length is unknown. > for finding the destination CE, even with no knowledge about its PSID length, right? > > As shown in Figure 6-A of the addmapping draft, if the Max CE index that is > derived from the destination A+P is such that Rule IPv6 prefix + Max CE > index exceeds 64 bit, the Max CE index is truncated to 64 bits. None of the > 4rd-addmapping addresses has an IPv6 prefix longer than /64. > > Hope it clarifies. > then "truncated to 64 bits" clarifies. thank you, Remi, for the explanation. :) best, maoke > Regards, > RD > >
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