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[ipv6-wg] IPv6 prefix delegation BCOP document - draft v.2 for review.
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Maximilian Wilhelm
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Mon May 15 14:43:22 CEST 2017
Anno domini 2017 Tim Chown scripsit: Hi, > But we should not do anything to preclude privacy-enhancing methods being applied at any layer. > > I would argue that the BCOP text should say: > > a) ISPs are encouraged to support both stable (persistent) and privacy-oriented (non-persistent) prefixes as options for customers; > > b) stable/persistent prefixes are recommended as the default, in the absence of legal requirements to the contrary in any specific country. > > I’d also note that the biggest UK IPv6 deployment is a “sticky” /56 to residences; it’s hard for an ISP to guarantee a lifetime stable prefix, but they can take steps to minimise the likelihood of a change being needed. +1 Best Max -- "Ja und bei Gnome kann man..." "Ja, aber Gnome ist scheisse!" "Gnome ist kastriert und KDE langsam..." -- Axel Beckert und Lars Dieckow auf dem Linuxwochenende 2009, Wien
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