Hi Lunhui, Thank you for your feedback. I am still developing my YANG instincts currently.
On Tue 12 Jul 2016 13:40, Linhui Sun <[email protected]> writes: > [LH]: It seems that you think this would be the situation that an IPv6 > info of lwB4 is corresponding to two or more binding entries. I don't > know why we need multiple IPv4 addresses for a single lwB4, but IMHO, if > you do that you can also allocate multiple IPv6 addresses to the lwB4. > By doing this, we can still have the guarantee that one IPv6 info is > only mapping to an individual binding entry. I believe that the use case goes more like this: you have a subscriber who is allocated a small port set, and this is causing them probems; they call to complain. You could move them to an IPv4 address with more ports per customer (and cause them to renew their lease, etc), or you could just give them an additional potentially port-restricted softwire. This second case would make it useful to associate one B4 with multiple softwires. I am not an operator however so I don't know how important this would be. Perhaps simply causing them to renew their lease is sufficient. Andy _______________________________________________ Softwires mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/softwires
