On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Anssi Porttikivi wrote:
BTW, I don't understand why Microsoft, Cisco & other big guys interested in IPv6 don't use this obvious marketing opportunity to advertise public Teredo relay BGP anycast prefixes. Any possible tarffic cost is bound to be a short term problem, and will get easier by each new anycast server deployement. You know, for a period one South Korean Teredo relay router served the whole world...
If only the IANA got off its butt and allocated the official Teredo prefix... It seems this has been under discussion at IAB for at least two months now..
Some folks who'd be willing to provide public relays don't want to advertise the 6bone address space and hijack a prefix allocated to Microsoft...
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