RE: Multihoming Issues
Caitlin Bestler <caitlinb@rp.asomi.net> Sun, 01 September 2002 19:39 UTC
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Date: Sun, 01 Sep 2002 14:36:42 -0500
From: Caitlin Bestler <caitlinb@rp.asomi.net>
Subject: RE: Multihoming Issues
To: Michel Py <michel@ARNEILL-PY.SACRAMENTO.CA.US>
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On 8/31/02, Michel Py wrote: >> Caitlin Bestler wrote: >> The potential mismatch between IPv6 and classic DNS >> is that an IPv6 unicast address is structured in two >> parts: the network identifier (the high 64 bits) and >> an Interface ID (the low 64 bits). > >This is equally true for IPv4: The network part, whose >bits are "1"s in the subnet mask, and the host part, whose >bits are "0"s in the subnet mask. IPv4 is silent on how the lower portion is formed. IPv6 describes two techniques. Under IPv4 there is no reason to presume that the same host will have the same network identifier on multiple networks (other than the desire of some network administrators to maintain some shred of sanity). The method of generating the interface ID under IPv6 would appear to be independent of the number of identities that the network itself has. >> Half of the Interface IDs are globally unique, the >> other half are assigned locally within the network. > >I wonder where you got that from. The entire IID is >assigned with EUI-64 and we just had a long thread on the >ipv6 list about not using it for routing purposes. > That is the definition of EUI-64. A globally unique EUI-64 can be found on at most one network, by definition. If you were to use it for a global location service you would have to prevent address spoofing. This would likely prove to be difficult, which is a valid reason for not using it for routing purposes. These are all concerns that must be addressed for mobile IP, which is why I suggested waiting for those solutions to be proven in that context first.
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