On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 10:33 -0400, Derek Atkins wrote: > Um, what state? Sure you lose your layer 2 state, but why force a > layer 3 lossage when you don't necessarily have to do so? For > example, I've seen plenty of networks that have both 802.11(a) and > 802.11(b/g) networks that share absolutely everything at layer 3. > Indeed, at home I have an a/b/g AP where layer 3 is always shared. At > the IETF last week it was also shared. I could easily roam from the > 802.11(a) to the 802.11(b/g) network if my wireless driver would let > me; the IP Address I've got is certainly valid on both networks. Why > should the driver try to be smarter than I am? Can you please re-read the original mail? Thanks, johannes
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