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Menachem,
The ITU-T G.998.2 Ethernet bonding is a pointer to IEEE802.3 EFM
bonding (PCS).
Can you clarify how the IETF ADSLMIB WG (focus on G.998.2) and
the IETF HUBMIB WG (focus on 802.3ah) relate and cover the same or
different things ?
Thanks,
Frank Van der Putten
Alcatel
[email protected] wrote:
Hello Naren,
The
current charter of the Working Group is to develop a VDSL2 MIB
according
to G.997.1 and to consider the inputs of the
ITU-T and the DSL Forum. Thus xDSL
Bonding
(G.998.1 and G.998.2) is currently outside the scope of our charter.
The
first thing that needs to be established is whether there is anyone
else
on the Working Group who is interested in xDSL Bonding.
Once we have established that there
is enough interest, we can decide how to proceed. If anyone else on the
Working Group is interested in
xDSL Bonding and thinks that the
Working
Group should handle this, please speak up. I would also like to hear
from
anyone who has objections
to the Working Group pursuing this
subject.
However,
the focus of the Working Group remains on the current VDSL2 MIB and the
editors should be producing the next draft within a few days.
Best Regards,
Menachem Dodge
<[email protected]>
27/07/2006 13:24
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RE: [Adslmib] Fw:
Liaison from the DSLF
Hi All,
In my opinion WT-129 should model xDSL Bonding (G.998.1, G.998.2,
Ethernet and ATM level). I can understand the need to discriminate line
level parameters from protocol level parameters. Maybe we can define the
modelling xDSL bonding in a separate section of the WT-129.
On similar lines, I see that the ATM level and Ethernet level bonding is
not modelled in any of the MIBs of the adslmib WG. Again, the current
drafts might not be the best place to define it. I propose to have
another draft for xDSL bonding.
Regards
Naren
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Subject: [Adslmib] Fw: Liaison from the DSLF
Hi All,
Please find the DSL Forum Liaison letter and WT-129
attached.
The DSL Forum document, WT-129, serves as a
guide for our work in
developing the VDSL2 MIB so please review the document
carefully.
Should there be any comments/feedback please voice
these on our WG
mailing list so that I can send a formal response to the
DSL Forum. You will notice that the document will be going to
straw-ballot
in September.
Best Regards,
Menachem
----- Forwarded by Menachem Dodge/ECI Telecom on 16/07/2006 13:18 -----
"Peter Adams"
<p.f.adams@btopen
world.com>
To
<[email protected]>
15/07/2006 00:47
cc
Subject
Liaison
from the DSLF
Dear Menachem,
At the last meeting of the DSLF it was decided to liaise to you the
straw
ballot copy of WT-129 when it was ready. I have just completed changes
agreed at the meeting and so attached to this e-mail are the liaison
letter
from the DSLF and WT-129.
Regards,
Peter Adams
Operations and Network Management WG Chair
DSL Forum
(See attached file: IETF liaison.doc)(See attached file:
WT-129v3.0.doc)
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