Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote :
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 03:42:43PM +0100, Rémi Després
<remi(_dot_)despres(_at_)free(_dot_)fr> wrote a message of 49 lines which
said:
A similar result could be achieved if resolvers, when they have to
get a name for an IPv6 address having a privacy ID, instead of
having no chance to get any name, would replace this ID by an
agreed standard value for which there is a PTR RR.
It seems a good idea.
Thanks.
RFC 1101 is probably the right basis for such a feature (which does
not exist today). So, the roadmap is:
* write a RFC 1101bis, mostly to introduce IPv6 support * convince
the resolver's authors to use it (it requires code on their side)
Assuming that a RFC would describe the mechanism (1101bis or another)
and that such a standard value would be found, I believe resolver
developpers shouldn't be too reluctant to add this in a next release
(full upward compatibility).
NB: unless there are objections I don't know, the value could simply be
0:0:0:0, to mean "unknown IID".
Could we discuss all this in Philadelphia?
RD
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