[rrg] 10M ... 100M end-user networks

[HeinerHummel at aol.com]

In einer eMail vom 04.01.2009 03:26:38 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt  
rw at firstpr.com.au:

Short  version:    The current number and rate of growth in the  number
of  multihomed end-user networks is not our
primary concern.

Our aim, as best I understand it, is  to design
an  architectural enhancement for the Internet
by which the much higher numbers of  end-user
networks which want/need multihoming, TE and
address portability can have these in a  manner
which  is technically and economically sustainable
for ISPs and for the end-user  networks
themselves.

A system which would work nicely with 10M
such end-user networks would be  good.  One
which scales well to 100M or 1B would be  better.



A system which doesn't care how many end-users are attached would even  be 
better :-)
Heiner
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