Dear all -
The SAVI working group has so far taken the approach to specify the
validation of DHCP-assigned IP source addresses and SLAAC-assigned IP
source addresses in a single document. However, arguments have been
made, and were discussed at the SAVI meeting in Stockholm, that a better
approach would be to specify the two types of validation in separate
documents, and to produce a framework document that describes the
relationship between, and common principles of, the various IP address
validation types. The bottom-line of these arguments is that the
separation would be
(a) justifiable and recommendable due to enough differences between the
validation of DHCP-assigned and SLAAC-assigned IP source addresses,
(b) in line with the working group's approach to also use separate
documents for the validation of SEND-assigned IP source addresses,
and IP source address validation in broadband access networks.
This is a consensus call on whether the SAVI working group should change
its approach towards producing separate documents for the validation of
DHCP-assigned IP source addresses and SLAAC-assigned IP source
addresses, plus a framework document. Please answer either "yes" or
"no" to the following question:
Should the SAVI working group produce separate documents for DHCP-
assigned IP source addresses and SLAAC-assigned IP source addresses,
plus a framework document that describes the relationship between,
and
common principles of, the various IP address validation types? Please respond by Sunday, September 13, 2009. - Christian
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