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>>>>> "Tony" == Tony Finch <dot@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>>> Most networkable consumer electronics ships with at least two
>>> network interfaces. Host multihoming is only rare because it
>>> doesn't work.
>> Why do you say it doesn't work ?
Tony> The kind of multihoming I am talking about is where you are
Tony> using multiple links for redundncy or resilience - i.e. the
Tony> same reasons for site multihoming. I did not mean other kinds
I think it says something to the extreme *rarity* of host multihoming
(for systems that initiate connections) that there is even this confusion.
You can be multihomed with one physical interface. This is rather
more common for machines that mostly accept connections (web servers),
as you can do relatively simple source address based policy routing.
("If it's ISP-A's address in the source field, use ISP-A")
I haven't read every one of the emails in this thread: but where are
the shim6 people? Maybe they are busy writing drafts + code.
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] Y'avait une poule de jammé dans l'muffler!!!!!!!!! | firewalls [
] Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works, Ottawa, ON |net architect[
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