Confinement to a local virtual domain cannot cause conflict with the adjacent local virtual domain, by definition of local, allowing many reuses of the very large address space within a single system with multiple virtual domains.  

Maybe it's time to re-examine the mission and rule to reflect the reality?  

Maybe it's time to re-examine the mission and rule to reflect the reality?  

Geoff On 6/11/10 11:52 AM, Bob Davis wrote: RAC   Locally administered address are a reality and the use is going to increase. 

Regards, Pat Sent from my iPhone On Nov 6, 2010, at 12:53 PM, "Bob Davis" > wrote: RAC Locally administered address are a reality and the use is going to increase.

Confinement to a local virtual domain cannot cause conflict with the adjacent local virtual domain, by definition of local, allowing many reuses of the very large address space within a single system with multiple virtual domains.

That reality suggests we should focus enforcement to where it is practical.

That reality suggests we should focus enforcement to where it is practical.

That reality suggests we should focus enforcement to where it is practical.

That reality suggests we should focus enforcement to where it is practical.

However, industry trends show that advanced video applications such as virtual reality and augmented reality are on the rise.

However, industry trends show that advanced video applications such as virtual reality and augmented reality are on the rise.

To the MN, the Proxy function acts like a > virtual point of attachment (PoA) to the target network. > It enables such functions as preregistration and proactive > authentication of the MN.

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Goal: Replace the wired link to wireless to provide more optimal QoE - Must support over 90 Hz of frame rate and over 2K resolution video quality with very low latency and low jitter IEEE 802.21 Use Case II 21-19-0022-01-0000 13 Case 2: A Single VR System Connected via a WAN In the following picture, a user is watching a baseball game in a virtual reality environment using a mobile phone-based VR HMD system.

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To the MN, the Proxy function acts like a >    virtual point of attachment (PoA) to the target network. >    It enables such functions as preregistration and proactive >    authentication of the MN.

However, I don't think that will be the reality, and I doubt if you do.

To the MN, the Proxy function acts like a >    virtual point of attachment (PoA) to the target network. >    It enables such functions as preregistration and proactive >    authentication of the MN.

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