Re: [radext] #176 (nai): draft-ietf-radext-nai-05: is the term *Network Access* Identifier still appropriate?

Stefan Winter <stefan.winter@restena.lu> Fri, 11 July 2014 06:54 UTC

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Subject: Re: [radext] #176 (nai): draft-ietf-radext-nai-05: is the term *Network Access* Identifier still appropriate?
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Hi,

> I do not have technical reasoning for my position here but.. Personally
> I would not start renaming NAI. Quite a few documents refer to RFC4282
> and implicitly to this document and it would be confusing to change the
> name this late. IMHO what matters here is the functionality & technical
> corrections the I-D provides. If we need to finetune Section 1.1.
> terminology, let's do it.

That's fine - an update to section 1.1 could state that the name is
there for historic reasons, but that the scope is positively meant to be
wider than Network.

There was only this one opinion on the list - so maybe it's worth asking
the room how folks feel during the IETF90 meeting? I won't be there,
unfortunately ...

Greetings,

Stefan

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