On 30/05/2018 06:13, Daniel Migault wrote: ... >>> 1. Introduction >>> >>> This document is a homenet architecture document. The term 'homenet' >>> refers to a set of technologies that allow home network users to have >>> a local-area network (LAN) with more than one physical link and, >>> optionally, more than one internet service provider. Home network >>> users are assumed not to be knowledgable in network operations, so >>> homenets automatically configure themselves, providing connectivity >>> and service discovery within the home with no operator intervention. >> >> I would just say, "Homenets are intended for use with minimal or no >> administration, so homenets automatically configure …." Then we don't >> need to have a boring discussion about what capabilities the user has. >> > > I agree. I also believe that not expecting intervention helps in keeping > description deterministic and simple. I like your text.
Out of, say, one million homenets, how many do you think *will* experience human intervention (either helpful, harmful, or malicious)? I'm guessing several thousand at least. I really think that not expecting intervention is a basic error. Brian _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list homenet@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
