Re: [Insipid] draft-ietf-insipid-session-id-12: comments

[Brett Tate <[e-mail]>]

Hi,

Thanks for the response; reply is inline.

> >Section 7 paragraph 6: Remove the extra period. Potentially
> >should reword the sentence to avoid it sounding like the
> >request constructs the Session-ID.
>
> How about this?
> "The Session-ID included in a CANCEL request MUST be
> identical to the Session-ID included in the corresponding
> INVITE."

It sounds okay to me.

> >Section 10 bullets 2 and 6: Bullet 2 isn't necessarily
> >true since it can occur within dialog after bullet 6.
>
> This is just a statement of fact, no?  Shouldn't we keep
> it just to be clear and set a firm foundation?  And 6 is
> about the response, whereas 2 is about the request.

I was just highlighting that the bullet 2 is only potentially true since the
RFC 7329 device may send requests with the same exact Session-ID that the
draft compliant device sent within an originating INVITE.  Bullet 6 is
potentially adequate to help ensure that a draft compliant device won't
think that the remote party has become draft compliant mid dialog because of
bullet 2.

Concerning my adjusted RFC 3725 figure 13 example, there is currently
nothing to help the media server from incorrectly thinking that the remote
device is draft compliant since hit bullet 2.  A fix could be introduced by
allowing the B2BUA to indicate the non-compliance (by header or parameter)
to the media server.  However, introducing extra signaling complexity to
avoid the misinterpretation is potentially not worth it.

Thanks,
Brett

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