RE: ND (NUD) on ISATAP links
"Karen E Nielsen (TED)" <[email protected]> Sun, 20 Oct 2002 13:09:21 +0200
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Hi All, > > The scalability problem you mention only happens when there are > very few routers serving a lot of hosts. In that case, a > particular router > is more likely to be picked as a next hop and NUD will be run > after the > AdvReachableTime has expired. The consuption of resources on > that ISATAP > router will roughly equivalent to a normal IPv6 router in a similar > configuration (+ the extra is a tunnel overhead) so I don't > see a large > problem with scalability. > > As I understand it, there are two sides to this question. In the above, the resources that you speak about are the resources needed at a particular ISATAP router in order to _participate_ in NUD performed by its ISATAP host (responding to NS's). Another concern is the scalability issues in relation to the resources needed at the ISATAP router in order to _perform_ NUD on its ISATAP neighbours - Do we agree that this has been ruled out - i.e. that performing NUD only is going to be demanded of ISATAP hosts - or do we want a LAN-like IPv6 functionality on ISATAP routers ? (As is (static address resolution) "ISATAP" NUD does not work on routers) Karen