Re: [Dime] Limited flexibility with NAPTR queries
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Re: [Dime] Limited flexibility with NAPTR queries



Hi Tolga,

After having a quick look to the meeting minutes I saw that this issue
was touched as well. So, does anybody have some proposal or are we going
to rely on SLP?

The current idea is to remove SLP and NAPTR from the base document to simplify the bis; the base doc will rely on basic DNS and redirects. If other SDOs may see some usefulness in SLP and others, one idea is that it maybe up to them to define/redefine its use. Any thoughts on this approach ?


regards,
victor


Thanks,
Tolga
-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Fajardo [mailto:vfajardo at tari.toshiba.com]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 11:33 AM
To: Asveren, Tolga
Cc: dime at ietf.org
Subject: Re: [Dime] Limited flexibility with NAPTR queries

Hi Tolga,

Something, which is bothering me recently is the limited flexibility
when using NAPTR service fields to locate Diameter servers. The
current
values placed in the registry allow to find *a* Diameter server in a
given
domain. It doesn't help much if one is looking for a server for a
specific
application in a given domain. This could work in environments where
each
domain (or better said each domain which envisions use of DNS to
locate
its servers) has a relay/redirect as the main contact point.
My initial thoughts are:
a) We can have registry entries for each Diameter application (could
be
hard to manage ?)
b) We can explain in the bis document that NAPTR query should
resolve to
a relay/redirect for the domain, if the domain supports more than one
Diameter application.
I would prefer option (b) for simplicity though I'm concerned about
explain deployment considerations such as these in the base spec. It
may
open up the door for adding many more possible deployment scenarios
within the base spec. It maybe possible to add this in the guidelines
doc but I'm sure.

regards,
victor

regards,
victor


Or am I missing something?

   Thanks,
   Tolga

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