SDRP Working Group
Tony Li <tli@cisco.com> Wed, 11 November 1992 00:29 UTC
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From: Tony Li <tli@cisco.com>
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Subject: SDRP Working Group
Draft Charter for SDRP Working Group Chairs: Deborah Estrin (estrin@usc.edu) Tony Li (tli@cisco.com) Mailing lists: General Discussion: sdrp@caldera.usc.edu To Subscribe: sdrp-request@caldera.usc.edu Archive: caldera.usc.edu /?? Description of the Working Group: The SDRP Working Group is chartered to specify, standardize and promote the use of SDRP (Source Demand Routing Protocol) as an inter-domain routing protocol capability in conjunction with IDRP and BGP inter-domain routing protocols. The purpose of SDRP (pronounced ``esdrip'', to go with ``eyedrip'', which is how IDRP is pronounced) is to support source-initiated selection of inter-domain routes, to complement the intermediate-node selection provided by BGP/IDRP. SDRP development will deal with the following list of tasks and issues: 1. Packet forwarding and control message format and protocol for IP 2. Configuration and Usage 3. MIBs 4. Information Distribution 5. Extensions to BGP and IDRP (for example, adding SDRP path attribute and SDRP-connectivity server addresses) 6. Multicast support 7. Route setup support (for flows or VCs) 8. Mobile host support 9. Mixed protocol paths 10. Deployment We will attempt to produce documents and prototypes according to the following timeline: A. Standards Documents 1. SDRP v1 forwarding and control spec Jan93 2. MIB March93 3. Usage and Configuration March93 4. BGP/IDRP extensions June93 5. Information distribution June93 B. Prototypes 1. SDRP for IP v1 Prototype March93 C. Experimental Documents 1. Draft spec for information distribution Nov93 2. Draft spec of multicast Nov93 3. Draft spec for flows Nov93 Related work, which is either currently research or outside of the scope of the IETF: 1. Packet forwarding and control message format and protocol for IPv7. 2. Packet forwarding and control message format and protocol for OSI 3. Route Computation 5. Extensible encoding of policy and route information
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