Hi Adrian,
Thanks for the detailed review. I'll update the draft accordingly. Meanwhile
I'd like to also request all the other authors and WG members to help review
and improve this document, so we can have a new version before next IETF
meeting.
Haoyu
-Original Message-
From: Adrian
Hi authors, WG,
I needed to read this document to check out a couple of things, and so
here is a review that I collected along the way. I hope it is useful.
In general, I found the document a help collection of thoughts on the space
and I encourage more work to refine it.
Best regards,
Adrian
That’s a good point, and one I hadn’t considered before. I think an
implementation would be relatively straight forward for this use case – your
capture points would be listed as one per interface, and the points reporting a
1:1 mapping of the interfaces.
I believe the YANG model is flexible
Hello,
Is it possible that this approach is applicable to non ASIC equipment?
For example the devices that are running NFVIs (uCPE I-D "opsawg vysm") with
x86 capabilities. Normally the tcpdump/tshark can be started in this kind of
devices. One can imagine that this yang model variables could
