upcoming changes to specs
avri <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Jun 2003 12:15:59 +0900
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I recommend that anyone who is planning to submit a draft by the deadline, submit a note discussing the changes they are making in the document this week. Of course if it is a new document (e.g. a mib or pib on partitioning - anyone? or maybe the tdm spec?) then an abstract would help. We are scheduling for an hour so we want to plan. And as an author who is planing to submit an update before the deadline (barely) i will go first. ---- changes to draft-ietf-gsmp-v3-base-spec After some discussions withe the team working on the Optical draft, it was determined that I had not yet generalized enough of the messages; i.e. that a lot of message content was still very packet switch oriented. I am therefore in the process of doing more generalization. Specifically: - event flags - a notation that 8 event flags (8-15) are reserved for technology specific definition - addition of a technology specific block to msg 64 (switch configuration message) -msg 65 - the porttype specific data needs generalization. -msf 67 capability set definition needs generalization - i am not sure if i will have a chance to do some of the required changes in the optical reqs spec which has just been submitted to the iesg. - there has been an issue concerning the size of the gsmp message header brought up by the folks working on optical burst switching - i will send a specific message to the list on this issue. -I have had some discussions with Jonathan Sadler on the best way to designate the port specific adaptations. We have tentatively decided to add a block to the port configuration message. Jonathan is, hopefully, going to be putting out a doc on this issue. I don't know if I will get this in on this pass. So, for all the folks who spoken to me in the privately, I have two requests; - correct me if i left out one of the changes i agreed to make - please discuss issues on the list so more people can voice their opinions. thanks a.