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[ipv6-wg at ripe.net] Re: [ipv6-wg at localhost] Re: What is a site?

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Erics EricS at t-com.net
Tue May 10 11:37:19 CEST 2005

Hi all,

please, let´s get back to the main question - what is a site ?

I think we need a definition for this, because we find a lot of different means
(eg. endsite, single network, customer, subscriber) in the IPv6 allocation and assignment
policy and the RFC3177.

Lets view a concrete example :
A customer of us, a shipping company has ten brances at ten different
locations. And he is running a seperated network behind our acces router on each loctaion.

>From our point of view and understanding the RFC3177 each location is a site
and we assign a /XX to each branch.

Do you agree on this, or are there different opinions ?

Kind regards 

Eric Schmidt
LIR de.telekom

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