Subj : Pvt node with a CM flag, but without connect info.
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Kees van Eeten
Date : Sun Jun 09 2019 17:09:34

Hello Michiel!

09 Jun 19 13:57, you wrote to me:

 KE>>  The tunnel is made to the server that maintains your credentials and
 KE>> account. Spreading your credentials and guarding the limits of your
 KE>> account is probably more complicated.

 MvdV> That's the meta data. Different kettle of fish.

 MvdV> I still don't see how one can have an IPv6 address on the end device if
 MvdV> the "last mile" does not support IPv6, other than via a 6to4 tunnel with
 MvdV> one of the tunnel end points on the end device.

 I do not know what transport GSM uses, But could not the GSM transport be
 the Tunnel and carry a vlan to your endpoint.

 A quick search shows that GSM is related to SS7. There is no IP in SS7.
 So you probably get a IP over XXXXX like with ADSL. It is still all
 Telecom world thinking.

 When you are roaming you certainly do not get IP access in the country
 where you are. You access the net trough the entry point of your provider.

 I currently have no active forein Sim cards, so I cannot support my
 remarks with real results.

Kees

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