my response to the proposed changes
Erik Guttman <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Jun 2004 14:58:39 +0200 (CEST)
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Folks,
These are my suggested changes - as a working group participant, not as WG
chair:
1) I support the following change:
We have to fix the last paragraph of 2.2.1 since it should read
2 seconds instead of 10 seconds for 'DEFEND_INTERVAL'. I agree
it should be called ANNOUNCE_WAIT. The changes are:
section 2.2.1
WAS:
If during this period, from the beginning of the probing process
until DEFEND_INTERVAL seconds after the last probe packet is sent,
the host receives any ARP packet (Request *or* Reply) on the
BECOMES:
If during this period, from the beginning of the probing process
until DEFEND_INTERVAL seconds after the last probe packet is sent,
the host receives any ARP packet (Request *or* Reply) on the
Section 2.2.1
WAS:
If, by DEFEND_INTERVAL seconds after the transmission of the last ARP
probe no conflicting ARP Reply or ARP probe has been received, then
the host has successfully claimed the desired IPv4 Link-Local
address.
BECOMES:
If, by ANNOUNCE_WAIT seconds after the transmission of the last ARP
probe no conflicting ARP Reply or ARP probe has been received, then
the host has successfully claimed the desired IPv4 Link-Local
address.
section 9
WAS:
DEFEND_INTERVAL 10 seconds (after probes, wait for defense)
BECOMES:
ANNOUNCE_WAIT 2 seconds (after probes, wait for till 'success'
and to initiate announcements.)
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2) I do not support the changes of START_WAIT to PROBE_WAIT or
ANNOUNCE_N to ANNOUNCE_NUM since these are esthetic only.
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3) I do not support the change below because I do not think the new text
improves the clarity of the document.
Section 9
Was:
DEFEND_INTERVAL 10 seconds (after probes, wait for defense)
WATCH_WAIT 10 seconds (time to continue to defend your address,
for IEEE 802 networks)
Becomes:
DEFEND_INTERVAL 10 seconds (min interval between defensive ARPs)
Section 1.3 and 2.5
Was
WATCH_WAIT
Becomes
DEFEND_INTERVAL
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Best regards,
Erik