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Hi David,

I'm not very convinced on the interest to modelize a PRR as a NAPT =
function that would not do any translation.
For me it makes the PRR appear as a kind of degenerated NAT, when one of =
its main value is to get rid of a CGN function.


That said, I agree there is an interest to consider solutions that =
integrate both PRR and CGN functions.

Pierre




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De : MILES DAVID [mailto:David.Miles@alcatel-lucent.com.au]=20
Envoy=E9 : samedi 28 mars 2009 01:27
=C0 : LEVIS Pierre RD-CORE-CAE; behave@ietf.org; shara@ietf.org
Objet : RE: [shara] Follow up on Layer2-Aware NAT =
(draft-miles-behave-l2nat-00)

Pierre,

Thanks for the support. The presentation of draft-nishitani-cgn-01
outlined a good way forward - here the Network Model was separated from
the core NAT Function. I think a L2-Aware NAT best belongs in a core
document like this.
In this way L2-Aware NAT could make up an optional component of the core
NAT Function (in the way it describes a Virtual NAT [tables] facility).
On top of this a variety of network models could be created and
documented - these could even come from other working groups (such as
Softwires).I believe a core NAT function (regardless of whether we
describe IPv4 or IPv6) fits well in BEHAVE.=20

Applying the mechanisms in L2-Aware NAT to PRR makes a lot of sense as
well - I'm wondering if port-range solutions could be described (perhaps
poorly) as similar to a NAPT mapping function (outside-ip/port to
inside-ip/port) however in the case of PRR, the pairs are the
same/common - in effect a address/port translation does not occur. What
do you think of attempting to describe the PRR function like this?

If agreeable I would like to invite the authors of PRR/A+P and CGN
drafts to work within the bounds of a new draft that describes a core
NAT function (without drawing reference to size or scale) - introducing
elements of core NAT function (CGN/LSN) virtual NAPT tables (L2-Aware
NAT), and mappings tables where translation is not applied (PRR).

Best Regards,

-David

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Subject: [shara] Follow up on Layer2-Aware NAT
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The comment I had on the mike during behave session 2:

This kind of work is very valuable, it is worth not only for CGN but
also for Port Ranges solutions and for all IPv4 shortage solutions.=20
As we presented it in the shara BoF all solutions basically:
1) Put a dedicated function in an ISP Box (CGN, PRR, whatever)
2) Use some sort of transport mechanism (tunneling, layer 2, whatever)
between customers and ISPBox,=20
3) Are confronted with the same issues: how to force a route from
customers to ISPBox, how to route back from ISPBox to relevant customer,
how to identify the customer.=20

This would advocate for seeing all work related to IPv4 shared addresses
host in the same place, under the same ombrella.
=20

Regards

Pierre
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Hi,

There have been comments regarding UPnP IGD:2 during IETF meetings, mailing=
 list, and in some I-Ds.

Please check out this presentation http://www.upnp.org/resources/documents/=
UPnPIGD2vsIGD1d10032009.pdf  "UPnP Gateway committee: IGD:2 improvements ov=
er IGD:1".

Best regards,

        Teemu


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<div>Hi,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>There have been comments regarding UPnP IGD:2 during IETF meetings, ma=
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<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Please check out this presentation <a href=3D"http://www.upnp.org/reso=
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