Re: [v6ops] Apple and IPv6, a few clarifications - ND proxy for bridging hotspots

[Alexandru Petrescu <[e-mail]>]

Le 25/06/2015 21:24, Owen DeLong a écrit :
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>> For the typical driver who is already challenged pairing his mobile via
>> BT with his car's handsfree?  No go.  Do one thing, do it well, and NEVER
>> ask a car owner (or any normal Internet user) about technical decisions.
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> We can agree to disagree. IMHO, this should be as simple as two settings.
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> One on the phone: Provide Internet Access to Car: ON/OFF
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> One in the car: Get internet access from: CAR <-> PHONE

Except that one wants the car to get Internet access from the 
passenger's smartphone, and other times from in-house hotspot, from the 
PLC-enabled-charging-station at home, from the WiFi or 802.11p hotspots 
in some areas like Parking or gas station.

Alex

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> As to the typical driver being challenged pairing his mobile, frankly, I’m challenged
> with that on many occasions, not because I don’t know how to do it and not because
> I don’t understand what is involved or can’t follow directions, but because BlueTooth
> pairing implementation on most cars and most devices is a steaming pile of poorly
> written and even less well tested code that is fragile, buggy, and unreliable.
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> Assuming that the underlying connectivity code works, the above two settings
> should not be difficult to implement correctly. They are far less complex than
> Bluetooth.
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> Owen
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