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Title : Application and Use of the IPv6 Provider Independent Global Unicast Address Format
Author(s) : T. Hain
Filename : draft-hain-ipv6-pi-addr-use-09.txt
Pages : 29
Date : 2006-2-2
This document discusses the expected use of the Provider Independent
address format discussed in the companion document GEO [1] in the
Internet. Several parties have expressed interest in using this
approach as a good fit for managing their networks. With the long
timeframe that the multi6 effort has taken, this approach provides a
scalable multi-homing approach for use in the interim. In addition
to covering implementations where it adds value in managing the
growth of the Internet routing tables, the document will discuss
implementations that should be avoided due to the negative impact on
the routing tables.
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