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....Interface binding does little good if the user must manually configure IP address and netmask. To enable transparent network access, interface IP configuration (assigning IP addresses and netmasks to interfaces) must also be automatic. Link local (LL) addresses, in either IPv6 [9] or IPv4 [4], provide autoconfiguration. Unfortunately, addresses with scope restricted to a single link provide little support for persistent communication. These transient addresses cannot be used as endpoints for a transport layer connection, or that connection will fail upon moving. There is no method to ....
....counterpart. B. IP Autoconfiguration A network interface must be configured with an IP address and subnet mask before IP can use it. In traditional IP, providing a unique address to each interface is a problem in its own right, requiring either administrative configuration or protocol solutions [4], 6] 7] 21] These heavy weight solutions require significant setup time to allocate an interface address, and create another problem when considering mobility: a transport flow cannot outlive the IP addresses used to identify its endpoints. If those addresses are transient, ....
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....must deal with. Hopefully, best known methods develop along with deployment experience. 6] In fact, they are not setting any real security requirements in their requirement paper. IETF ZeroConf WG has also published a draft of one protocol, Dynamic Configuration of IPv4 link local addresses [8]. In that paper they only say that the mechanisms the protocol uses are insecure. 5.3 Security requirements according to my own visions of different situations I described before Security requirements on the open networks Readily configured computers: When readily configured computers are ....
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S. Cheshire, B. Aboba, and E. Guttman. Dynamic Configuration of IPv4 Link-Local Addresses (RFC 3927), May 2005. http://ietf.org/rfc/rfc3927.txt.
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