Re: [Enum] Why not re-use interim procedures for infrastructure ENUM?

Richard Shockey <richard@shockey.us> Mon, 06 February 2006 19:09 UTC

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lconroy wrote:
> Hi Richards, folks,
>   (i) Requirements first - that should be fun.


Lawrence ... you know the IETF drill here. We agreed some form of 
Requirements documentation was necessary. That _MUST_ come first.

  What's the schedule for
> ITU SG2
>       meetings after January 2007?
>  (ii) People keep talking about rfc3761bis, but I think we're talking about
>       different things - some folks seem to be talking about a 
> "traditional" rfc3761bis (i.e. obsoleting the current RFC 3761)


That is a item on our charter if you recall.


; others seem more interested in an RFC3761-doppelganger (i.e. in 
parallel with RFC
> 3761).
> 
> So... are we to work on a replacement doc or one to run in parallel?

It is the opinion of this particular co-chair that the revision of 
RFC3761bis to go to Draft Standard and a document outlining a protocol 
solution to the Requirements for Infrastructure ENUM are orthogonal issues.

They are separate documents but may be run in parallel.

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