Re: CARD issue#30: L2 type indicators to be assigned by IANA
Marco Liebsch <[email protected]>
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| Organization | NEC Europe Ltd. |
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Following James' proposal, we can check whether of not there are already type indicators assigned, which can be re-used. However, in case there are no proper values available, is it preferred to drop this field or should we go for requesting a sample of technology IDs (Ethernet, IEEE802.11b, ...)? I think it could be reasonable to have this indicator in a L2 ID, hence I support James' proposal to request an ID for one or two technologies. What do you think? marco Vijay Devarapalli wrote: >I dont see any other option. IANA assignment is needed. >otherwise how can the AR and the MN agree to the same >type values for different types of interfaces? > > > >>One of the comments to the L2 ID sub-option was that >>"L2-type" identifiers need to be assigned by IANA. >>Now, I assume that in case we ask IANA for type >>identifiers, we need to give also a list of interface >>types. This lists needs then to be extended later for >>future technologies... >> >> > >this means there is a fundamental problem. maybe you >should remove the L2 type field from the L2_ID suboption. >it is considered optional already. the Sub-Option Len >can indicate the length of the L2 ID field. > > > >>I am not sure if this is really required for the >>experimental protocol. Take into account that using >>the L2-type identifier has been indicated to be >>optional. >> >>Comments? >> >>marco >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Seamoby mailing list >>[email protected] >>https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/seamoby >> >>