Local and Remote Descriptor IP type
Abhijit Dutta <[email protected]> Thu, 23 Feb 2012 00:38:19 +0530
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Hi,
Sorry for this na=EFve question - I am posting it since there is no clear =
indication in the RFC.
Can local and remote descriptor contain differ IP address types - one say =
IPv4 and another IPv6. If not, what should the MGC return (error code) in r=
eply during such situations.
~Thanx
Abhijit
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