RE: ipSecIfCapsTable not many attributes

I agree with Avri. The capability table inside IPsec PIB shall report thi=
ngs that are specific to IPsec PIB. In addition, the framework PIB frwkPr=
cSupportTable and frwkCompLimitsTable together can be used to indicate wh=
at kind of encryptions and algorithms are supported. Hence there seems to=
 be no need to add on the ifSecIfCapsTable.

Best regards
Man Li

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of ext [email protected]
> Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 11:40 PM
> To: "F=E9lix J.Garc=EDa Clemente"
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: ipSecIfCapsTable not many attributes
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> Hi,
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> First let me say how glad I am to hear about another=20
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> the PIB.
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> My first issue is that since the ID has been through WG last call and=20
> is currently in IESG review and MIB doctor review, I would=20
> not like to=20
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> show stopper at this point.
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> Further on the specific issue:
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> While capabilities are important, the Framework PIB has comprehensive=20
> capability mechanism, that should cover the requirements.
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> thanks
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> a.
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> On 2 apr 2004, at 01.49, F=E9lix J.Garc=EDa Clemente wrote:
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> > Hello all,
> > I am including a complete support for the Framework PIB and=20
> the IPSec
> > PIB in my own COPS-PR implementation.
> > I have noted that IPSec PIB includes the table ipSecIfCapsTable to
> > specify capabilities that may be associated with an interface.
> > This table has not many attributes, are you going to add=20
> new attributes
> > or capability tables?
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> > I think this is necessary. For example, an interface may not support
> > 'policy reload', i.e. to apply a policy forces to restart the=20
> > interface,
> > or even an attribute may specify the cryptography system supported
> > (symmetric or asymmetric, or both).
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> > Regards,
> > F=E9lix
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> >
> >
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