hi j-p

the doc is ok as long as it refers to the manageability of the protocol 
that is detailed in the corr. i-d - we can express several concerns 
whether such details are useful or not ... practicing will tell us

a couple of comments though

-- concerns on section 3.3 - it will for each document open the pandora 
box of the protocol dependencies - these should remain at most 
illustrative otherwise 

o) becoming restrictive with respect to the protocol applicability - 

o) potentially impacting and/or assuming other protocol(s) behaviour

-- generally speaking, the document should state that manageability 
description shall ideally remain device/implementation independent (of 
course there will be always exceptions)

-- the document says "3.1 Control of Function and Policy

   This sub-section describes the configurable items that exist for the
   control of function or policy"

the control of functions - via the protocol elements described in the 
document is important - but the term policy is to vague at which level of 
the policy specification does that section applies

-- the document on network operations is important as it forces the writer 
to document the dimensions impacting the protocol deployment nevertheless 
assuming this is the case (taking the example of the doc. the implementer 
is aware of the scaling threat) which mechanism are in place to prevent 
protocol deployment ? i guess this boils down somehow to the RFC 1264 
discussion and ultimately to the usefulness of the doc. not in terms of 
description but actual practice


 hope it will help
- d.




JP Vasseur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/01/2007 19:12
 
        To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        cc:     "Dan \(\(Dan\)\) Romascanu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        Subject:        [Pce] WG Feed-back required on 
draft-farrel-pce-manageability-requirements-02.txt


Dear WG,

The idea of adding a Manageability section to IDs was first 
introduced by Adrian and discussed at IETF-65 Dallas March 2006 (for 
reference, see the WG minutes) since then two revisions of draft- 
farrel-pce-manageability-requirements have been published based on 
the comments received from members of the PCE WG and OPS ADs.

My recollection of the discussions about this ID is a general good 
support from members of the PCE WG and OPS AD (thanks to Dan for his 
help). The were some concerns from Lou that have been addressed in 
the latest revision of the draft.

Furthermore, there are several IDs in the works for which the authors 
agreed to add a manageability section and "experiment" the process 
that may have to be tuned as we'll move forward.

Because, this ID does have some implication on (current and future) 
PCE WG IDs, I'd welcome feed-back on adopting this ID as a WG document.

Thanks.

JP.

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