Re: capability sets
Kenneth Sundell <[email protected]> Wed, 25 Jun 2003 10:22:52 +0200
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hi, avri wrote: > the one in the base spec now, is technology specific, so it will > need to be moved to the packet based spec. > > 2 questions: > > -should each technology have a specific capability > set definition. i think so, but am interested in hearing other opinions. agree. i support the move to the packet spec. > > -can it remain the fixed size? > [capset id, traffic flags] > [tech specific] > [tech specific] > > the capset id would be subdivided to allow each technology > its own range. > > or should it be variable? > i.e. > [capset id, length] > [flags, tech specific] > . > . > [tech specific] > > opinions please? i tend toward the fixed option, > but if there is a good reason for a variable length > block, please let me know. > > i am especially interested in hearing from the > tech specific design teams. speaking for the packet spec team, the fixed format should be fine. anyone seeing a need for further parameters in the capability sets should speak up at this point, it would justify adding the variable length option. otherwise i will just leave it as is stands. i guess the base spec wouldn't be impacted in either case since it won't define the capability set record format in the next revision (after the move to the packet spec). cheers, ken > > thanks > a. > > > > _______________________________________________ > GSMP mailing list > [email protected] > https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/gsmp > -- Kenneth Sundell Sr. Protocols Architect CTO/ATI Strategic Protocols Nortel Networks (Sweden) ESN 521-3538, Ext IAC+46 8 5088-3538