Re: Comments on IPng choice
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Date: Fri, 22 Jul 1994 17:02:49 +0200
To: J.Crowcroft@cs.ucl.ac.uk
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Subject: Re: Comments on IPng choice
>>The message doesn't contain any information proving or demonstrating >>a comparison between the proposals, nor the description of the >>criteria followed for the selection. >I stood up at the last IETF and spoke in plenary, and a BOF about >Craig & Frank's document that has been announced on this list and the >IETF one, for a long time, which _explicitly lists_ the criteria >draft-kastenholz-ipng-criteria-02.txt is a current version, but the >criteria have been public for a long time. Jon, actually we know this document, but what we have not understood is how the different IPng proposals have been evaluated versus the requirements. >>On the other side, for example, we didn't see any comparison between the >>different proposals about the addressing capability to offer important >>functionalities like routing aggregation and topological flexibility >>and administrative decentralization. >read the internet drafts about the schemes for all these things for >TUBA and SIPP..... we read also these documents but again we missed the directorate's comments and comparison between them. >>Could anyone shed light upon the SIPP 16 choice? >i cannot, because i thought SIPP-Classic (8 byte, plus 8 byte >extensions), was preferable, however, the IPng Area Directors no doubt >explain will next week in Toronto. we will wait for the Toronto meeting .... good work, Antonia, Cristina
- Comments on IPng choice GHISELLI
- Re: Comments on IPng choice Jon Crowcroft
- Re: Comments on IPng choice GHISELLI
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