Re: Consensus Call: draft-weil-shared-transition-space-request

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On Mon, 5 Dec 2011, Randy Bush wrote:
> > The assumption in my question is that if the legacy (broken?) gear in
> > question all uses 10/8 *and* we publish a document that declares a
> > particular (presently unused by said gear) block of 1918 address space
> > is henceforth off limits to use in equipment that can't translate when
> > addresses are identical on the outside and the inside, then the use of
> > that 1918 address space might be "safe" for CGNs to use.
> 
> might require a cpe change.  about the same change as for the cpe to
> recognize new/10 as non-public.

Maybe I'm missing something, but why would CPE need to recognize a 
new /10 CGN block as non-public?  Isn't the whole idea to leave the 
CPE unchanged and get the CGN boxes (and the rest of the core 
network infrastructure) to recognize the /10 CGN block as 
non-routeable?

//cmh
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