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[Sam Wilson <ercm20@tattoo.ed.ac.uk>]

>    Let me get this right: Juha is offering i-pnni as a substitute for r2r
>    nhrp?  Would hosts still use nhrp in that scenario?
> 
> to be more accurate, i said augmented pnni, which is not the same as
> i-pnni. augmented pnni would replace nhrp in the r2r case, since in most
> cases the routers either belong to the same ospf backbone area or they
> are runing bgp, in which case manual configuration is needed anyway.
> 
> for hosts, nhrp would be used as a replacement of cip.

I stand corrected - thank you.

Sam Wilson
Network Services Division
Computing Services, The University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK