Re: [DNA-BOF] Detecting Network Attachment BoF description (rev 2)

[JinHyeock Choi <athene@sait.samsung.co.kr>]

> If the two routers are advertising the same prefixes, that suggests to
> me they are on the same IP link, and there is no need to change
> routers (at the IP layer). That is, there is no movement at the IP
> level.  (But I may be in danger of displaying a serious lack of
> understanding of how APs and ARs interact and so forth.)

What we had in mind is that two routers on a same link, not in a wireless link 
but in a wired link. For example they are connected to the same border router 
like below. 

______
| Border|
| Router|________________________________________
|______|                        |                                   |
                                 __|____                       __ |____
                                | Access|                       | Access|
                                | Router |                       | Router |
                                |___1__|                       |___2__|                 
                                     |                                     |
                           A::      |                                    |      A::  
                                 __|____                       __ |____
                                | Access|                       | Access|
                                | Point   |                       | Point   |
                                |___1__|                       |___2__|   


This is complicated and, IMHO, we'd better not to deploy like above. 
It gave us lots of problems. Wireless link is not as clear cut as wired one, 
hence complication. 

 
Best Regards

JinHyeock