Re: Question about the Site-local Unicast Address in IPv6

[Brian Haberman <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The ambiguous site-local addresses are being deprecated.  Please see
draft-ietf-ipv6-deprecate-site-local-03.txt.

The definition of a site is intentionally ambiguous.  That is, an
operator can define the IPv6 site to be the same as or different
from the VPN site.

Regards,
Brian

lidefeng wrote:

> Hi, all,
> 
> There are many kinds of unicast address in IPv6, one of them is "site-local
> address", and it is designed for the address assignment
>  in a single site. and you know, there is a concept of "site" in BGP/MPLS
> VPN too, could anyone please tell me if there is any difference between
> them, or are they the same meaning?
> 
> TIA and Best Regards
> 
> Defeng Li
> 
> 
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