detecting network attachment in ipv6 best current practices for hosts draft-ietf-dna-hosts-01.txt
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Detecting Network Attachment in IPv6 Best Current Practices for hosts draft-ietf-dna-hosts-01.txt. Sathya Narayanan Greg Daley Nicolas Montavont. Issues. Erik’s comments: Re-structuring suggestion Link change vs same link Reachability detection Unnecessary information - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Detecting Network Attachment in IPv6Best Current Practices for hosts
draft-ietf-dna-hosts-01.txt
Sathya Narayanan
Greg Daley
Nicolas Montavont
Issues
• Erik’s comments:– Re-structuring suggestion– Link change vs same link– Reachability detection– Unnecessary information
• Comments from Subba Reddy incorporated. (00 to 01)
Restructuring
• Current draft has one section on DNA steps– Making using of prior information– DAD– Link Identification (Same vs change)– MLD – Reachability detection
Link change vs same link
• Suggestion: We just need mechanism to detect link change (CPL is recommended for it).
• De we need the ‘same link’ section?– I think Yes.– How the node can quickly confirm that it is on
the same link?
Reachability detection
• Last email on this subject:– “A couple of words describing that ND handles this or
a caveat about bad links may be sufficient”.
– I interpreted this to mean a sub-section is alright.
• Current draft– If a node wants
– A table about reachability implication for different RS/RA and NS/NA exchanges
– Mention packet loss.
Other sections (Unnecessary information?)
• Hints (Reduced to make it more succinct)– To initiate change detection
• IP hosts configuration– Configuration that should be invalidated when
link change happens.
• Complications to DNA
• Security considerations ;-)