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at the data models currently being
defined in the NETMOD working group. Please review them and send any
comments.
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. And after all, a data model is only worth something if it
gets implemented. A mandatory section does not help much with all of
this. What helps is people who commit time to work on it, who review
stuff, producing good and hopefully widely implementable models.
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by reference. I guess it is at the
end a judgement call and at this stage of the process, I simply prefer
to minimize changes.
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what to do about it, or if it matters at all, since they are
referenced from the model itself.
Yes, these are false alarms.
Thanks again for reviewing this document.
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and we just go through it and
from what I can tell the process works in making people comment on the
draft that was proposed to become a BCP.
While comments on the content of the draft are fine, I find comments
on the process pretty much out of scope.
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or not. Perhaps you want to make a more concrete suggestion
what you think needs to be changed in this document.
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and I suggest no change needed.
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The IETF ISMS Working Group will hold an interim meeting on February 13-14,
2006. The meeting will be hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
at 304 Vassar Street in Cambridge, MA USA.
The primary purpose of this meeting will be solving open issues that concern
Internet drafts
WG needs
almost exactly the same tool chain, namely agreement on common
formats, revision control, bug tracking.
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is really in the
stone age as an organization in this respect.
Perhaps the reason is that those who still know how to write and
maintain code have become the minority in the IETF.
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a document.
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here is that TCP connection establishment determines
ssh client/server roles. If there would be a way to initiate the
connection but subsequently taking over the server role, protocols
like netconf and presumably isms would find it much easier to provide
CH functionality.
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a much more consistent model for authentication and
authorization of the request to turn than an explicit turn facility.
Can you please elaborate a bit? I am not sure I understand the idea
you seem to have in your mind...
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not went to the glory details of all the options that were on the
table back then (TLS, SASL, DTLS, SSH). In fact, I fail to see how you
get the conclusion that we went down to zero drafts by the end of
IETF-63.
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Security Model.
I don't think BEEP was even on the table when the discussions between
EUSM, SBSM and TMSM was made - at least it is not mentioned in the
evaluation document draft-ietf-isms-proposal-comparison.
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management interfaces
on a box has some promises wrt. ease of deployment.
I agree with those who said that CH is an architectural change and I
have yet to see a concrete proposal how CH via ssh can be achieved.
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they like to stick the password into RADIUS/TACACS...
I am not sure what reasonably symmetric means. Who authenticates
whom and in which way if the server establishes a connection to the
client with public key or GSS?
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in
section 3.1 of RFC 2960 seem to be 16 bit.
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it is important to realize that the IETF's mission in the
networking world has changed and much of the real innovative networking
work appreciated by the end users is to a large extend happening outside
of the IETF.
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to release a new Linux kernel these
days or how difficult it is to make the next Debian release, I may
conclude that raising the bar is a normal part of such societies.]
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it is important so that people really
think twice whether they want to use these TCs.
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