[dhcwg] secure DHCPv6 interop

[Francis Dupont <[e-mail]>]

(According to Tomek's summary)

One good and one bad news:
 - wide client worked well with the Kea server

 - there are some misunderstanding about the timestamp format: it is
  a 64 bit fixed-point with a 1900-01-01 00:00:00 epoch. Now the I-D
  says NTP format (so 32 bit second counter) when everything came from
  SeND with uses a 48 bit second counter.

(Now my own opinion about the second (aka bad) point)

IMHO the I-D should be fixed to use SeND format, not only because I
proposed to copy the SeND timestamp mechanism in secure DHCPv6 but
because both share the same need (i.e., 16 bit second fraction is fine)
and with a 1900 epoch a 32 bit counter, even unsigned, will wrap too soon
(in 2036 if I computed right).

Regards

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