Re: [midcom] Available for MIDCOM discussions in Paris

Hi Rick,

--On 8/1/2005 8:52 AM -0400 Townsend, Richard L, JR (Rick) wrote:

> Hi all,
> Some of you may recall that I introduced a draft to MIDCOM
> entitled <draft-stott-behave-safenet-00>.  I just spoke with Allison
> and she suggested that SAFENeT might be one of the several drafts on
> protocols for traversing NAT/FWs that could go forward as Experimental
> documents since it does address specific concerns for enterprise
> environments.

I think I asked this before: Reading your draft, I have not seen any
technical feature of SAFENeT in your draft that is specific for enterprise
environments.

All scenarios you describe are fully matched by the MIDCOM semantics
and MIDCOM MIB.

Would you explain which TECHNICAL feature of SAFENeT you see that
do "address specific concerns for enterprise environments"?

> Because MIDCOM is not meeting here in Paris,
> I want to make myself available in Paris during the meeting for
> off-line discussion on the pros and cons of SAFENeT and on how
> to proceed forward with a SAFENeT draft.  Comments are welcome.

My first recommendation is positioning SAFENeT with respect to the MIDCOM
requirements (RFC 3304), framework (RFC 3303) and protocol semantics
(RFC 3989).

Do you comply with these documents or do you differ from them.
If you differ, it would be good to know which aspects are different.

When would you be available for a discussion?

Thanks,

    Juergen
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> 	Rick
>
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