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Title : Operational Approach to achieve IPv6 multihomed network
Author(s) : K. Toyama
Filename : draft-toyama-multi6-operational-site-multihoming-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2004-2-9
This document proposes an operational solution of IPv6 mulithoming.
This approach is that a group of providers administrates
cooperatively one prefix and one autonomous system number (ASN) for
only their multihoming customers; each multihomed customer is
assigned a longer prefix, such as /48, but only address block of /32
allocated by RIR is advertised through the providers of the group to
the global IPv6 Internet.
This approach does not need allocation of provider-independent
address block to each customer who needs multihomed network, and
therefore saves IPv6 address space.
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