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Re: [dna] DNA and DHCPv6

"Bernard Aboba" <bernard_aboba@hotmail.com> Fri, 20 November 2009 18:15 UTC

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Subject: Re: [dna] DNA and DHCPv6
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"So, would this be an accurate description of Simple DNA:

* Send NS for each candidate link to the default router for that link
* Initiate RS/RA exchange as specified in RFC 4861
* Initiate DHCPv6 exchange as specified in RFC 3315

* If an NA is received, used cached info for corresponding link from  
SDAT
* Process any received RAs as specified in RFC 4861
* Use info from DHCPv6 exchange as specified in RFC 3315
* Info from RA and/or DHCPv6 overrides any reused cached info based on NA"


[BA] I believe so, yes.  Aside from the DHCPv6 issues, there were a few
deviations with respect to RS/RA that were raised in the IESG review. 
I think we need to look at those carefully as well.

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