Re: [Arcing] A bit more on the problem statement
Douglas Otis <doug.mtview@gmail.com> Wed, 09 March 2016 06:10 UTC
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Subject: Re: [Arcing] A bit more on the problem statement
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On 2/19/16 6:43 PM, Edward Lewis wrote: > On 2/20/16, 13:24, "Arcing on behalf of Douglas Otis" > <arcing-bounces@ietf.org on behalf of doug.mtview@gmail.com> wrote: > >> This is likely my last comment. > > Apparently something said touched a nerve. If it's frustration over > repeatedly making a point, I'll use this old reply of mine: It might > be the 10th time you've said "it" but this is the first time I've > heard "it." If there's something else, I'll just state that I haven't > been closely following the homenet wg in the past few years, nor the > dnssd wg for that matter, so perhaps there's a boatload of context > buried in mail archives. > >> Don't insist adoption of draft-cheshire-homenet-dot-home-02 must >> follow some grander scheme that might make use of an alternate root >> or URL modification. Any such approach doubtlessly precludes >> essential compatibilities needing consideration for Homenet >> deployment. > > Due to what I read as exasperation, I looked at previous messages on > the mail list and see you've mentioned this draft in each of your > posts. So, I looked it up and gave a quick scan. Dear Ed, A health related issue is why I indicated this would likely be my last comment. The concern relates to a necessity for having a clearly defined domain ensured isolated from global DNS in much the same manner as .local that unfortunately also signals use of multicast. A non-multicast option is needed to safely contain unicast DNS-SD resources as envisioned by Homenet. Although a more comprehensive signaling scheme might marginally overlap with the simpler .home domain signaling method, simplicity better supports resource limited devices. As such, adoption of .home in parallel with more generic signaling schemes aimed at offering a diversity of resolution methods would be prudent. Regards, Douglas Otis
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