IPv6 Support for Multiple Routers and Multiple Interfaces
Fernando Gont's draft highlights the longstanding issues with IPv6 support for multiple routers and interfaces, acknowledging problems discussed for over a decade.
MAIN POINTS
- Fernando Gont's draft addresses IPv6 support issues for multiple routers and interfaces.
- The problem has been acknowledged since at least 2009 by various experts.
- Current solutions include NAT or host-based solutions, which are rarely implemented.
- The draft concludes with a call for further discussion and exploration.
TAKEAWAYS
- IPv6 multihoming issues have been a known problem for over 15 years.
- NAT is currently the most viable solution for IPv6 multihoming.
- Host-based solutions for IPv6 multihoming are largely unimplemented.
- The draft encourages ongoing dialogue to address IPv6 multihoming challenges.