I-D Action: draft-dikshit-nmop-telemetry-identifier-scoping-00.txt

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   Title:   Scoping and Comparability Requirements for Exported Network Telemetry Identifiers
   Author:  Saumya Dikshit
   Name:    draft-dikshit-nmop-telemetry-identifier-scoping-00.txt
   Pages:   2
   Dates:   2026-08-26

Abstract:

   Several documents currently in progress across multiple IETF
   working groups define identifiers that are exported from a network
   element and consumed by a remote collector, controller, or
   receiver: a flow identifier, a path segment identifier, a per-peer
   or per-Route-Distinguisher counter, and a period or sequence
   number are examples already found in active work. In each case
   examined in this document, the identifier is defined without a
   stated scope of uniqueness, so the receiver cannot determine, from
   the exported value alone, whether two records observed at
   different times or from different sources describe the same
   object. This document catalogs six such instances found
   independently across five working groups, defines a short
   vocabulary for stating an identifier's scope of uniqueness, and
   sets out requirements for documents that define exported telemetry
   identifiers going forward.

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https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-dikshit-nmop-telemetry-identifier-scoping/

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