[v6ops] Discussion of Unique Local Address announcement in routing
"Brzozowski, John" <John_Brzozowski@Cable.Comcast.com> Tue, 30 July 2013 11:57 UTC
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Thanks George for sharing data on this topic, some questions and comments. Do you have trend data for ULA use as IPv6 deployment has increased over time? Also from a Comcast point of view the ULA use you are seeing is strictly retailed based, meaning there are no routers that Comcast provides software for or manages that supports ULA at this time. Our internal requirements and the Cablelabs eRouter/HIPnet work we are doing also does not specify the use of ULA at this time. I find this data interesting in part because there was some testing recently done that indicates misbehaviors in specific scenarios where ULAs are enabled along side GUAs. This is of particular interest to us in part because we feel the use you are seeing may adversely impact our customer's experience. The attempt to use ULAs to connect the Internet from a home is problematic. Thanks again, John
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