Re: [arch-d] ETSI Liaison Work

Paul Hoffman <paul.hoffman@vpnc.org> Sun, 28 June 2020 15:14 UTC

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Subject: Re: [arch-d] ETSI Liaison Work
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On 27 Jun 2020, at 23:00, Rob Sayre wrote:

> I had some questions about why the IETF might establish a formal 
> liaison
> relationship with ETSI, and why that might appear in IAB minutes, 
> rather
> than in the IETF/IESG.

A longer, hopefully more helpful, response to this part of the question 
can be found at:
    https://www.iab.org/liaisons/

> "3. ETSI Liaison Work
> Zhenbin Li suggested that the IETF might want to consider trying to
> establish a formal liaison with ETSI, noting a concern that there 
> might be
> overlap between work in the IETF TEAS WG and the ETSI Industry
> Specification Group on Zero touch network and Service Management 
> (ZSM).

Personally, I'm surprised that the IETF (through the IAB) does not have 
a liaison agreement with ETSI. The external liaison list is at:
    https://www.iab.org/liaisons/

Although there are always layer 8 and 9 reasons for having, or not 
having, liaison agreements, ETSI's work often plays into IETF's work in 
many different areas (I remember them from those always-entertaining 
PKIX days).

--Paul Hoffman