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Re: [v6ops] GRASP

Ole Troan <otroan@employees.org> Mon, 15 January 2018 08:38 UTC

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> c) If James is correct about the attitude of ISPs we (for some sense of
> "we") need to do something about it. ISPs are motivated by revenue and
> OPEX. How can we make support of prefix delegation more attractive to
> ISPs?

Let's clarify this a bit to avoid misunderstandings.

ISPs _do_ prefix delegation today.

What is missing is any further use of that address block inside of the home network.

1) Subnet the delegated prefix and assign /64s  to local interfaces.
2) Static routes
3) Sub-delegation with DHCP PD
4) HNCP

As far as I know only 1 is commonly supported.

You can argue to what extent this is an ISP problem or something else, depending on where the demarcation point is.
Likely a chicken and egg problem too, since internal routers a) haven't been that common b) don't support HNCP, c) there hasn't been that much of a use case.

Perhaps if we James can describe his use case, that might give us a bit more leverage.

Cheers,
Ole

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