[pcp] Agenda question about Wednesday's meeting
Sam Hartman <hartmans@painless-security.com> Tue, 16 October 2012 03:56 UTC
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Subject: [pcp] Agenda question about Wednesday's meeting
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Hi. First, I want to thank the folks working on the PANA proposals. Based on discussion, I think the issues resolved at the last meeting regarding version negotiation and other discussions that were PANA-specific brought up at the meeting have been resolved to my satisfaction. I still prefer the PANA encapsulation option to the PANA demultiplexing option, although I agree that both PANA options will work. At last meeting, we got kind of stuck in the details of the specific proposals. It was good that we discussed the specific version number to use and it was good that we discussed some of the rationale for single ports. However, we didn't get around to discussing the broader architectural questions like: 1) Does PCP need re-authentication 2) Do we want authentication to be server or client initiated in PCP? ETc. We had some great discussion leading up to the last meeting and were approaching understanding of the architectural issues that I think we need to consider in order to make a decision about the authentication approach. However, we got stuck in the details and didn't get a chance to discuss these issues. I want to confirm that we're going to give priority to these architectural issues in this call, focusing on them rather than updates to the PANA proposals or discussion of the specifics of the PCP-specific approach. I hope we're all on the same page on that. If not, I'd like to start an agenda bashing discussion now.
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