Re: Why do we need to go with 128 bits address space ?

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Robert Raszuk wrote:

Do you think that if something is written in the paper or on the class
slides it makes it immediately valid and sound ?

So, you are arguing against *THE* paper. Good luck.

And IP anycast is used far much broader and wider then just for DNS root
servers.

As I wrote;

   PIM with a single rendez-vous point has no redundancy and
   anycast is, as is exemplified by multiple addresses of
   anycast DNS root servers, for load distribution, not for
   redundancy.

anycast used by DNS root servers is just an example. What is
your point?

							Masataka Ohta




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