Re: [bess] Last Call Comment draft-ietf-l3vpn-end-system-04.txt

Benson Schliesser <bensons@queuefull.net> Wed, 03 December 2014 18:38 UTC

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Hi, Pedro -

>> Simple: I agree that it should be relatively straight-forward to fix 
>> the namespace issue. While I'm not intimately familiar with it, I 
>> think that RFC 3688 describes how the appropriate namespace can be 
>> assigned. I'm comfortable describing this as editorial rather than 
>> material.
>
> RFC 3688 provides a way to ask IANA to assign a URN for a schema. It 
> doesn’t include guidelines on how that URN should look like. From the 
> point of view of the draft in question it is simple to modify the 
> examples to use TBD as a URN. However IANA would probably want 
> guidance as to what name to assign. Does it make sense to include a 
> suggestion in the IANA section ?
>

That makes sense to me. Maybe somebody else knows more about the 
process, and could give better feedback, but what you propose is exactly 
what I would do under the circumstances.

>> Probably very material: The draft really needs some kind of text 
>> around the various issues I included in the "Second" issue paragraph, 
>> in my previous message. Specifically, there needs to be some text 
>> about assignment of route-server JIDs. This should include some 
>> explanation about how route-server JIDs relate to the redundancy 
>> scheme that's sketched out in the draft. This should also include 
>> some kind of error handling discussion around incorrect JIDs being 
>> used in messages, etc. Much of the preceding also applies to pubsub 
>> 'node' values, with an emphasis on the error handling issues. It is 
>> possible that the authors have an editorial solution to this, which 
>> would avoid material changes to the draft text, but my limited 
>> imagination can't picture what that might look like.
>
> The reference to the “jid” value in the RD assignment procedure is 
> incorrect; This procedure uses the IP identifier of the compute node. 
> Earlier versions of the document assume the JID to be the IP 
> identifier… this is no longer the case.
> Thank you for highlighting this… I’ll update the document.

I look forward to seeing the updated text. I'm not sure that your 
proposal covers all the issues that I've identified, but I'll wait to 
see the text before I leap to any conclusions. :)

Cheers,
-Benson