Re: [hiprg] HIPRG document process

Pascal Urien <pascal.urien@gmail.com> Wed, 02 December 2009 08:58 UTC

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Subject: Re: [hiprg] HIPRG document process
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Dear all,

I support the idea to introduce HIP for Internet Of things as WG working.
The draft HIP for RF-ID (HIP-Tag) is part of a reserach project funded by
the Frenc National Researck Agency, and has been implemented for test
purposes.

The draft HIP and the IoT is a



2009/12/1 Henderson, Thomas R <thomas.r.henderson@boeing.com>

> This note proposes a HIP RG process for advancing documents to
> draft-irtf-hip status.  Andrei and I have discussed formulating such a
> process for the past month or two, and have also raised the issue for
> discussion within the Internet Research Steering Group (IRSG).  Below is a
> policy that seems appropriate for our research group.
>
> The purpose of advancing an independent submission to draft-irtf-hip status
> is to reflect that the HIP research group desires to work towards publishing
> the document as an IRTF-track RFC (
> http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-irtf-rfcs-05.txt).  It may also be the case
> that the document is later transferred to the HIP working group in the IETF
> if the HIP working group wants to adopt it.
>
> The criteria for advancing an individual submission are:
> 1) the draft represents the consensus of the HIP research group, or even if
> the draft is not a consensus position, the HIP research group reached
> consensus that it should be published as a product of the RG
> 2) the document either already conforms to the guidelines posted at
> http://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/irtf/trac/wiki/IRTF-RFCs, or there is a
> commitment from the authors to bring the draft into alignment
> 3) technical reviewers (non-authors) are identified
>
> All drafts presented or posted for discussion on the HIP RG mailing list
> will be tracked on the wiki.  Anyone may propose (on the mailing list) a
> draft to be advanced to research group status, at which time the chairs will
> ask on the mailing list whether there is support. There must be some level
> of positive acknowledgment by non-authors to help review and improve the
> document to take this action.  If the chairs believe that the criteria are
> met, the draft can be advanced to research group status.  Authors may be
> asked to resolve comments or concerns and come back to the list with a
> revised draft at a later time.
>
> Once the document reaches IRSG state, a document shepherd will be appointed
> (typically one of the RG chairs):
> http://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/irtf/trac/wiki/IRTF-RFCs#DocumentShepherds
> The document shepherd will work with the authors to advance the document to
> the state at which it is ready for IRSG review:
> http://trac.tools.ietf.org/group/irtf/trac/wiki/IRTF-RFCs#IRSGReview.
> While the RG will not officially have a "document shepherd" during the RG
> preparation stage, the technical reviewers reviewing this draft for the RG
> can look to the criteria in the above process in guiding their comments.
>
> Not all HIP RG drafts will advance to IRSG review; some may migrate to the
> HIP WG, while some may never reach readiness for either state.  To keep
> things moving along, draft status will be reviewed at the beginning of each
> research group meeting.  Open issues may be tracked on the wiki or in an
> issue tracker.  If a draft languishes (no progress on open issues) after
> being identified as a research group draft, it may be taken off the list of
> research group drafts at a future date.
>
> Below is a list of the drafts that have been discussed during the past year
> (aside from those that have been introduced to the RG for informational
> purposes such as RANGI and shim6 API) that we will add to the tracker.
>
> 1) Object naming with HIP
> 2) HIP for RF-ID
> 3) HIP and the IoT
> 4) HIP and user authentication
> 5) HI revocation
> 6) Hierarchical HI
> 7) HIT2IP
> 8) DNS Locators
> 9) HIP DHT interface
> 10) HIP services
> 11) HIP middleboxes
> 12) HIP SAVA
> 13) HIP SRP
> 14) Mobile router
> 15) HIP Proxy (Melen, Ylitalo, Salmela)
> 16) HIP proxies (Zhang, Xu, Yao)
> 17) ECC HIP
>
> Of the above, we believe that the topics of HIP for Internet of Things, HI
> revocation, HIP
> DHT interface, and proxies each probably meet the criteria for level of
> interest, although
> in two cases (IoT and proxies) there are multiple contributions and we
> should try to chart
> out a process to end up with RG-level drafts.   It may be that others are
> ready to move
> forward at this time; please let us know your thoughts.
>
> Please send your comments on the proposed process to the list, or let us
> know if we are missing any drafts above.
>
> - Tom and Andrei
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