[ranger] BOF situation with Ranger
Jari Arkko <jari.arkko@piuha.net> Mon, 09 February 2009 11:33 UTC
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Subject: [ranger] BOF situation with Ranger
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Fred and others, The ADs have decided to not approve the RANGER BOF at this time. This decision is mainly due to the observation that we already have quite a bit of routing and addressing related work in the IETF/IRTF: the routing research group, the proposed LISP BOF, many of the arguments for the proposed 6AI BOF relate to address independence as well, etc. When looking at all of these efforts, there was far less discussion and general interest on RANGER than the other ones. On the other hand, the proposal was submitted a bit late so I at least did not have time to read all the material and I presume others may have had the same problem. IETF work generally starts when there's a technical issue that can be solved _and_ there is wide-spread community interest in solving it in a particular way. I suspect we will see many future efforts in this space -- but for any effort to make sense, there has to be that community that is interested in discussing it. I would also like to offer the possibility of independent submissions to the RFC Editor or AD sponsored individual submission RFCs through the IETF. These might be useful for folks who want to document something which does not warrant an entire IETF WG. Also, Fred and I have been talking off-list about a possible INT-AREA presentation around SEAL. Stay tuned. Jari
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