Smallest home network
draft-fujiwara-smallest-homenet-01
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Abstract
Although access control for home servers is very important, managements and setups of access controls are difficult for most of users. "Connecting a new node to the same link" is easiest way of access control. One of solutions is to use link-local addresses for communications of clients and servers.
Authors
Kazunori Fujiwara (fujiwara@wide.ad.jp)
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