Re: Homenet

[Xen <xen dds nl>]

Using an ULA (as long as it is stable) is really the same as ignoring 
the first 64 bits. Any number that never changes can be ignored in a 
computation, or ceases being a variable in that sense (quite literally).

Op 22-3-2016 om 16:17 schreef Xen:
> Meaning, he wants his router to generate an ULA and use that for all 
> hostname resolution within the network. That also seems to imply that 
> any addressing from the outside (the mobile device moving across 
> borders) is not going to work when it uses a hostname.

> That would imply that addressing in the home should not even USE the 
> first 64 bit of the address field. That in turn would imply that the 
> network should only have one (external) prefix, or that addressing 
> from the outside using that prefix should be uniquely resolvable at 
> all times, which means that if different prefixes ARE used, the 
> internal host part should still be unique.