Re :RE: [Entmib] A state model....

Syam Madanpalli <syam@samsung.com> Thu, 11 December 2003 04:49 UTC

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Subject: Re :RE: [Entmib] A state model....
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Hello Dan


------- Original Message -------
Sender : Romascanu, Dan (Dan)<dromasca@avaya.com> 
Date   : Dec 10, 2003 16:04
Title  : RE: [Entmib] A state model....

Syam,

> 
> >
> > Finally, it was sort of strange that the security section specified
> > a reference to SNMPv1 when the document is a model and does not
> > contain SNMP object nor notification definitions.
> 
> As I mentioned earlier the draft is not complete by itself. 
> This can be done
> if the approach is useful.

I think that the point that David is raising is why bother to include an SNMP-related text in the security section, while the draft does not contain any SNMP MIB objects definition. 

However, this is a minor editorial issue, relative to the modeling problems raised by David. I share his concern that this draft goes into a divergent direction relative to the existing interface state model defined by the Interfaces MIB. I am wondering whether you have looked at that model and considered adding the eventual missing pieces, instead of creating an alternate one. 

-->         When we were implementing IPv6 protocol stack, we felt that the IF State Model is not sufficient for IPv6 Interfaces 
              to reflect all error condition.  I did not give a thought to add missing pieces in IF State Model rather than defining 
              the new State Model. Probably it is a good idea to think in this direction.
           

Regards,

Dan

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