[v6ops] draft-ietf-v6ops-slaac-renum-04

Hi Fernando,
Sorry. I have spotted it just now.
It does not make sense to mention 802.1x as the reason for renumbering problem.
802.1x operates strictly on L2. Switch port is blocked for any other traffic at that time.
If authentication would fail then port could be put into "guest" VLAN.
But important point to mention that 802.1x supplicant has finished its job - it could not activate authentication again. It needs same event like link up/down or admin push. Enterprises do not manage clients in such a dynamic way.
The decision to move host from "guest" to some other VLAN is not related to 802.1x, not at all. It could be probably configuration push to switch (NetConf?).
If such bad practice would happen then it would break connectivity for IPv4 too - DHCP would not have any information that VLAN has been changes.
Hence, it does not matter what mechanism has been used initially to put host into "guest" VLAN. It could be something other than 802.1x.
It is important that some automation tool could break IP connectivity shifting hosts between VLANs.
It is not possible to develop the resolution on IPv4, but it is possible to invent additional protection on IPv6.
The reason is still valid - precautions make sense to have. But it has nothing to do with 802.1x. It is general VLAN shuffling.
Eduard
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[v6ops] draft-ietf-v6ops-slaac-renum-04 - 802.1x relevance