Re: ARP and NHRP question
Juha Heinanen <jh@lohi.dat.tele.fi> Thu, 30 November 1995 06:27 UTC
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Subject: Re: ARP and NHRP question
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Folks, the classic RFC1577 LIS model is our default - our point of
dependendable always-available fallback. LISs must be required to support
ATMARP by default, or things break in a multi-option, multi-vendor world.
i strongly disagree with the above. what a lis is required to support is the decision of the guy who runs the lis, not the ietf. if i understand you correctly, even if my lis is all nhrp, i would still need to have atmarp code and servers around, which doesn't make any sense. -- juha
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