Re: backplane backbone, routing or bridging?

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From: Greg Satz
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 1991 04:57

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>> I'll point out that you don't need OSI, just OSPF with variable length
>> subnet mask support in the IP forwarder.  Several vendors already do this.
>> It's not rocket science, and routing technology has surpassed the 
>> point where such restrictions are required.  Subnets no longer need to
>> be connected if you do things right.
>> 
>> 						Thanks,
>> 						   Milo

Milo, when is the IETF going to write up how variable length subnet masks
should be used? There are a number of situations where unexpected behavior
can occur. Is everyone expected to learn this for themselves?

Greg

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