Hi Luis,

Thank you very much for the review. We will address the comments accordingly.

Best,
Kai

2020-10-26 05:01:25"LUIS MIGUEL CONTRERAS MURILLO" 
<luismiguel.contrerasmuri...@telefonica.com>wrote:

Hi all,

 

I have performed a review of the draft, with comments as follows:

 

/* Technical comments */

.- Section III Terminology – Path Vector bullet. Please, rephrase the 
description, it is hard to understand, especially the second sentence. Not 
clear.

.- Section 4.2 – it refers to recent use cases, but it is not relevant how 
recent are the use cases (in fact, for this, see my next comment). So I would 
suggest to remove any reference to recent either in the title or the text. 
Simply refer to use cases.

.- Section 4.2 – there is a reference to an expired I-D which last from 2013 
(so pretty old). I would suggest to remove such a reference since somehow the 
potential use cases it refers should be present here.

.- Section 5.1.3, 2nd paragraph – “… and the response must return and only 
return the selected properties …” – two comments here: (1) must should be MUST 
in this context?; (2) “… and only return …” – probably redundant, better either 
remove or rephrase as “MUST/must only return”.

.- Figure 4 – the figure shows two response messages, but some questions arise 
in this respect: (1) what happens if second response is not received?; (2) what 
happens if only the second response is received? Is it silently discarded?; (3) 
is there some expected timer for accounting time-out in the responses? It is 
mentioned in bullet 2 that there could be some processing among messages, so it 
can be assumed that some maximum delay could happen between both responses.

.- Section 6.2.4, last paragraph - Hard to understand, not clear. Please, 
rephrase/review.

.- Section 6.4.2, Intended semantics text – it is not clear the association of 
persistent to ephemeral. Why is this? What is the purpose?

.- Section 6.4.2, last paragraph – The value of ephemeral is provided, but what 
would be the value of persistent one?

.- Section 9.3, 1st and past paragraph – they seem inconsistent since in one 
hand the first claims incompatibility while the second claims compatibility. 
Please, review them.

.- Section 9.4 – When used with the calendar extension, should the ANE be 
always persistent? I mean, same ANE for all the time views, otherwise could not 
properly work. Please, clarify.

 

/* Editorial comments */

.- Section I Introduction, pag. 5, penultimate paragraph – “… Path Vector 
response involve two ALTO …” -> “… Path Vector response involves two ALTO …”

.- Section I Introduction, pag. 5, last paragraph – “… the rest of the document 
are organized …” -> “… the rest of the document is organized …”

.- Section III Terminology stands that the document extends the terminology 
used in RFC 7285 and in Unified Properties draft. This implies some precedence 
in the edition of the documents as RFCs, if they finally progress to that 
stage. So I would recommend to add a note for RFC Editor mention that 
precedence (note to be remove once the document becomes a RFC).

.- Section 5.1 – the text (2nd paragraph) auto-refers to section 5.1. 
Redundant, better to remove.

.- Section 5.2 – 1st paragraph – correct -> correctly

.- Section 5.3, last sentence before Figure 4 – “… the ANEs in a single 
response …” -> “… the ANEs in an additional response …”

.- Section 6.6 – The second paragraph starts with NOTE; probably better to 
rephrase writing it as a normal paragraph.

.- Section 9.2, last sentence – “compatible” -> “compatibility”

 

Best regards

 

Luis

 

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Transport, IP and Interconnection Networks

Telefónica I+D / Global CTIO unit / Telefónica

 

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