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Re: Using /31 for router links

From: Florian Weimer <fw () deneb enyo de>
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:49:25 +0100

* Tony Varriale:

That's a vendor specific issue.  Maybe you could take it up with them
and ask what year they think this is?


I think they support it on point-to-point media only, which seems
sufficient for RFC 3021 compliance.  Ethernet is a different story,
unfortunately.

Current thread:

Re: Using /31 for router links, (continued)
- Re: Using /31 for router links Joe Provo (Jan 22)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Seth Mattinen (Jan 22)
    - Re: Using /31 for router links Chris Costa (Jan 22)
    - Re: Using /31 for router links Jens Link (Jan 23)
    - RE: Using /31 for router links Erik L (Jan 22)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links kris foster (Jan 22)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Richard A Steenbergen (Jan 22)
- Re: Using /31 for router links Tony Varriale (Jan 22)
- Re: Using /31 for router links Florian Weimer (Jan 23)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Tony Varriale (Jan 23)
    - Re: Using /31 for router links Florian Weimer (Jan 23)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Jens Link (Jan 23)
- Re: Using /31 for router links Michael Sokolov (Jan 22)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Mark Smith (Jan 22)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Stephen Sprunk (Jan 23)
- Re: Using /31 for router links Michael Sokolov (Jan 23)
  - RE: Using /31 for router links Erik L (Jan 23)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Robert Glover (Jan 23)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Brielle Bruns (Jan 23)
  - Re: Using /31 for router links Massimiliano Stucchi (Jan 25)
    - Re: Using /31 for router links Ramanpreet Singh (Jan 25)

(Thread continues...)