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Well DNS does not really split this because of the way TCP-connections are defined: The are the pair of IP and Ports of both sides. So TCP-connections are alway
by nudin 9y ago
Well DNS does not really split this because of the way TCP-connections are defined: The are the pair of IP and Ports of both sides. So TCP-connections are always between two locations not between two identities. That's the reason why connections get lost when changing from one network to another.
Also updating DNS entries is to slow to do it whenever you walk with your smartphone from one cell/wifi to another.
- bewo001 9y agoYou are right. I simply wanted to illustrate the idea of id/locator split. The mapping of a fixed id to a quickly changing locator is a problem of all those schemes.