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> > People don't (usually) call today's IPv4 PI space "the swamp" either - > > that's reserved for, well, the 192 swamp... > > Right, and that (the 192...) is analogous to what is being built for > IPv6 as we speak. The salient point is that it (PI space) has the > potential to be/is unaggregatable space. aggregatability only matters to the owners and operators of the core. provider independence only matters to the owners and operators of the edge. this is classic us-vs-them economics. and this thread is a classic lead-in to the "EID vs. RID" re-debate. is that online anywhere, so that we can point newcomers to it, rather than re-debating it every few months forever?
