Re: [dhcwg] WGLC on draft-ietf-dhc-rfc3315bis-05 - respond by August 8th

Ted Lemon <mellon@fugue.com> Wed, 31 August 2016 20:29 UTC

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Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2016 16:28:21 -0400
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Subject: Re: [dhcwg] WGLC on draft-ietf-dhc-rfc3315bis-05 - respond by August 8th
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Ian, this goes back a while, so you may not remember, but your comment
about 1.4 mentions a paragraph 12.   There aren't that many paragraphs in
1.4.   What did you actually mean?

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 1:40 PM, Ian Farrer <ianfarrer@gmx.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Here is my comments on rfc3315-bis-05.
>
> Cheers,
> Ian
>
> Section 1.4
> Paragraph 2 is a repetition of the beginning of paragraph 12
>
> 13.2
> T1/T2 times and how they are selected are discussed in this section, but
> the
> purpose of the T1/T2 timers is not described until section 17.1.4. A brief
> overview
> of their purpose would help readers.
>
> 16.1 Para 1
> The sentence:
> "However, the client MAY send the message through another interface if the
> interface is a logical
> interface without direct link attachment"
> is ambiguous, suggested reword:
> However, the client MAY send the message through another interface if the
> interface which
> configuration is being requested for is a logical interface without direct
> link attachment
>
> 17.1 DISCUSSION
> Is this really a discussion point? The provided text for considerations
> regarding
> the use of unicast with relays seems straightforward enough and the
> discussion doesn’t pose any questions.
>
> 17.1.2
> The client includes a Reconfigure Accept option indicating whether or
> not...
> The text here is not accurate (the option is only included if it is
> supported) - Suggested reword:
> The client includes a Reconfigure Accept option (see Section 20.20) if the
> client is willing to accept Reconfigure messages from the server.
>
>
> 17.1.10.1 Para beginning ‘When a client had received...'
> There are a number of grammatical errors in this paragraph. Suggested
> re-word:
>
> When a client receives a configuration option in an earlier Reply,
> then sends a Renew, Rebind or Information-Request and the requested
> option is not present in the Reply, the client MUST stop using
> the previously received configuration information.  In other words, the
> client
> should behave as if it never received this configuration option and return
> to the relevant default state.  If there is no viable way to stop using
> the received configuration
> information, the values received/configured from the option MAY persist
> if there are no other sources for that data and they have no external
> impact.
> For example, a client that previously received a Client FQDN option and
> used it to set up its hostname is allowed to continue using it if
> there is no reasonable way for a host to unset its hostname and it
> has no external impact.  As a counter example, a client that previously
> received an NTP server address from the DHCP server and does not
> receive it any more, MUST stop using the configured NTP server IPv6
> address.  The client SHOULD be open to other sources of the same
> configuration information.  This behavior does not apply to any IA
> containers, as their processing is described in detail in other parts
> of this document.
>
> * Suggest also that the 'MUST stop using' is replaced with SHOULD, as the
> next paragraph describes an exception to the MUST requirement.
> * Also, it would be worth extending this to say that if a requested option
> is received that has an updated value, then use of the previous value
> should be
> discontinued and replaced with the new value.
>
> 17.2 Para 2
> s/server sends Advertise message/server sends an Advertise message/
>
> 17.2.1 Para 6
> "Sending this option back to the client may useful using the server
> selection
> process."
> Current text is unclear, propose:
> Sending this option back to the client may be useful for the server
> selection
> process.
>
> 17.2.2 Para 6
> The term 'prefixes on included addresses' is used (twice). Suggest
> 'prefixes of'
> is used instead.
>
> 17.2.9 Para 6
> "IA_IA" is listed here. Assume IA_TA was meant.
>
> 17.2.11 Para 2
> Describes the server including an ORO option to say what is changed/added,
> but
> there is no corresponding text in 17.1.11 saying how the client should use
> a received ORO in a reconf. message. (I see Bernie got this one as well)
>
> 18.1.1
> s/If not addresses/if no addresses/
>
> 19 & 19.2
> Both sections describe that RFC3315 delayed authentication is obsolete. Is
> the
> repetition necessary?
>
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