On Tue, 20 Sep 2005 18:43:56 -0500, David Young wrote:

>   and destination have in common.  'same-category' assigns a score of 1
>   if the source and destination belong to the same "category" of
>   address, one of "link-local" (224/8, 169.254/16), RFC1918 (10/8,
>   172.16/12, 192.168/16) or "global" (all others); otherwise,
>   'same-category' assigns 0.  'preference' assigns a score equal to a
>   source's preference

I don't think that the "same-category" policy is sensible in this form.
Just as 10/8 addresses and global addresses are in different categories,
you can also treat subsets of the RFC1918 space as different categories.
Imagine, for example, a large intranet with 10/8 addresses having small
192.168/16 networks connected to it, whose addresses are not reachable
from the intranet.

Bye	Pavel