Brian E Carpenter <brian.e.carpen...@gmail.com> wrote:
    >> b.  MUST: Performs DNS-based Service Discovery [RFC6763] over
    >> Multicast DNS [RFC6762] searching for the service
    >> "_bootstrapks._tcp.local.".

    > I missed the bit where we got consensus to only specify DNSSD for
    > discovery. My understanding was that since all ANs will contain the ANI
    > components, GRASP discovery was an equally valid option.

This topic has come up repeatedly, and we have discussed it a lot.
Maybe we need to do a full WG Consensus call about this?

===

We really like GRASP, and we want to use to find pieces of the bootstrap system.

a) We believe that bootstrap will be used by many devices which do not have
   a full AN stack.
   And it could be that a line card that will have a full AN stack, doesn't
   even have a full AN stack when it boots up the first time.  It might not
   even know that it will have a full AN stack until such time as it receives
   its first firmware update after/during NETCONF-style bootstrap.

b) We believe that having a MTI that is already present in constrained
   devices that might never do a full AN is a win.

c) From a long history of security standpoint, we believe that restricting
   GRASP to work within the secured ACP (only) will have significant attack
   surface advantages.   While one could run a second GRASP instance that is
   disconnected from the first on the proxy node, it would have to get a
   number of configuration parameters via the secured GRASP side.

   The history of computing is replete with examples of priviledge escalation
   attacks from situations that were not originally envisioned.


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Michael Richardson <mcr+i...@sandelman.ca>, Sandelman Software Works
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