Hi,
The survey was summarized at IETF 60 in the following presentation:
http://www3.ietf.org/proceedings/04aug/slides/isms-1.pdf
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that document. I should probably be added in case the rfc-ditor needs
to contact me, such as for AUTH48.
My contact information is
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Hi Darren,
I don't know them well enough to comment.
Are you willing to write one or two drafts proposing these as possible
solutions so the WG can evaluate them as alternatives?
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whether to have you publish as an individual or WG
draft.
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to this WG should be involved in that discussion, which is likely to
be centered in the OPS area.
This WG is about security for syslog, and we should focus our efforts
on solving the security problems, whether with tls or ssh or beep, and
publish.
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-related issues, and I think those
discussions belong in the OPS area rather than the Security area.
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FYI.
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Hi,
I promised to get out a version of the logging capabiltiies document.
propose text worded as you wish to see it, and ask for WG
comments.
If Chris feels there is WG consensus on the wording, then that wording
would go into the document, without being slightly modified.
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or not, so we can plan to get the work completed by the November
deadline.
Thanks,
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.
There is ongoing discussion about the framing in the netconf
notification protocol, and the possibility of interleaving
notifications and request/responses within a session or channel.
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-ietf-syslog-transport-udp,
so you can get started ahead of time to do these reviews if you want.
WGLCs will probably start Monday Aug 14.
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the Montreal Netconf Interim minutes currently
available on the netconf mailing list for more details.
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please identify your ibjections, preferably with suggested text that
would make it acceptable.
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Hi,
When can we get an updated revision of syslog-sign?
Our current timeline calls for starting WGLC Aug 28. The changes sound
sufficiently large that we should definitely try to review the changes
before we start a last call on the document.
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it to acknowledge the IASA rather
than the Internet Society.
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should also be compared to the functionality described in
-protocol-, -udp-, and -tls- documents to make sure the defaults are
consistent, and the management functionality adequate.
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Hi,
[speaking as co-chair]
Chris and I have reviewed the discussions and have reached the
conclusion that the WG consensus is to use octet-counting rather a
special character for delineating messages in a TLS transport.
Miao and Yuzhi, please update the syslog-tls draft accordingly.
David
Hi,
I haven't seen many reviews for the WGLC.
Come on people, we're trying to finally get this work finished.
Please put away your apathy and do some reviews.
Dbh
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Hi,
The WGLC for -protocol-17 and -udp-07 documents will end later today.
Please review and comment on these documents today.
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be noted in this
document. It is more approrpiately mentioned in a transport mapping
that addresses transport over IPv6. I prefer to eliminate it here.
A.6 and A.8 are related; it would be good to have them next to each
other.
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- can you specify
the range of characters included in printable ASCII?
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content and grammar.
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Hi Glenn,
I have not yet seen revision -09- announced, and it is not yet
available from the I-D repository. Can you check on the progress of
this please?
I seem to have some problems getting email to you using the
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you, please
submit all final-WGLC-modified drafts to internet-drafts
Nov 30 submit documents to the IESG.
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? Across reboots of the SNMP system? If it is not persistent,
but the table is, what should the SNMP agent do - delete the
references? Change the references to match the new SWRunIndex?
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-specific setting (since some transports already have
congestion avoidance), or a system-wide setting. I think the WG should
discuss how they want to handle this.
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-19 was published we also had a discussion of APP-NAME, et al.
so that needs to be addressed in -20.
And there are a few editorial fixes I mentioned.
Can you publish a sign-20 soon?
There have been quite a few changes since -18-, so I think we'll need
to do another WGLC.
Thanks,
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for an example).
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5.1
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When confidentiality is
that it may take as long as late January to complete the
document, run another WG last call (in non-holiday weeks), and make
adjustments to be ready for submission to the IESG.
Good work everybody, and thanks for staying involved to get these
documents to completion.
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Hi,
Yes, I/we should correct this.
Do we have any information about vendors that have implemented the
current UDP specification?
dbh
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That wording satisfies me.
dbh
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I am changing the sentence
Hi,
Here is the revised shepherding document for -udp-08
I modified the section.
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(1.a) Who is the Document Shepherd for this document? Has the
Document
Hi Sam,
Please publish draft-ietf-syslog-transport-udp-08 as a Proposed
Standard RFC.
Attached is the shepherding document for
draft-ietf-syslog-transport-udp-08, including the Document
Announcement Write-Up and contact information.
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Hi,
Here is the preliminary shperherding document for -sign-
It is complete through revision -19-, and -20- should become available
this week so I can finalize.
Comments welcome.
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Shepherding document for syslog-sign
(1
of the IESG to perform their reviews. That is
the point at which we can publish a revision.
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? If it is not
persistent,
but the table is, what should the SNMP agent do - delete the
references? Change the references to match the new SWRunIndex?
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It is recommended that reviewers especially consider the changes made
between the two revisions, although the complete document should also
be reviewed.
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for interoperability and should be capitalized keywords.
3) /A device needs to hence support persisting previous reboot session
ID across reboots./The reboot session ID must be persistent across
reboots./
More later.
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(e.g., daemon) that operates via one
address/port?
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Hi,
Dbh If the intention is to leave out the notification, I would like
to
know why this is desirable.
Glenn The reason is to retain the possibility of a compliant
implementation that does not support notifications.
This still does not explain why this is desirable. Who wants this
back from the IESG and make changes to PRI.
If the WG accepts the 0-7, but thinks the draft is not clear and
unambiguous, then we could provide clarifying text as part of WGLC
without pulling the draft back from the IESG.
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description clause will get the
explanation to the users. I would not object to **also** having it
discussed in the introductory text sections.
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transport address of type TransportAddressIPv4?
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transportDomains, but if so, then
the naming convention from RFC3417 is application protocoltransport
protocolDomain, such as snmpUDPDomain. With our byte-count header for
syslog/TLS, a syslogTLSDomain might alert an application that there
will be byte-counts in the stream.
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Hi Glenn,
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1.7 12) SyslogService - can we make this just a service name.
The
port semantics are really ambiguous. How do distinguish a
UDP
port# from a TCP port#?
Not fixed.
Response.
encountered, but not which
problems have been encountered.
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2.2 6) syslEntCtlConfFileName - using lots of abbreviations in
the name
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Hi,
I have pruned the list of comments and renumbered them.
The following starts
Hi Glenn,
Once you finish updating the document with the issues we agree on, can
you publish a mib-12 so we narrow the discussion to the few remaining
issues?
Thanks,
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understanding what the use case
is, I **CANNOT** understand the implications of their designs, and why
an implemneter is required to support them, or how an implementer is
expected to utilize them.
How can we possibly declare these to be part of an industry-wide
standard?
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Lonvick; David Harrington; Miao Fuyou
Subject: Framing...
Hi all,
I just wonder if we have reached consensus to change the octet
counter
to just cover the SYSLOG-MSG len. I have to admit that I am
hesitant to
release the open source software with the wrong framing. I know
If members of the syslog community want to provide updated information
about observed on-the-wire syslog messages, they should feel free to
write such an informational document and have it published by the
IETF.
However, that is not part of the charter of our work, and should not
be a WG item,
**reference** Diagram 1 in [RFCPROT],
and the Terminology of Section 3 of [RFCPROT], and then explain how
the terminology in the mib module relates to the [RFCPROT] terminology
and diagram?
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Hi,
The consensus of the WG is to obsolete rfc3164.
Therefore, it should not be referenced in the MIB document.
The MIB document only references it in the introduction, so this has
no effect.
Glenn, please remove all reference to RFC3164 from the mib document.
David Harrington
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to be modeled for 1) a syslog receiver,
2) a syslog sender, and 3) a syslog relay. Glenn? Tom? Others?
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Hi,
This message officially concludes the Syslog Working Group Last Call
for
the following document:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-syslog-sign-20.txt
The chairs and the editor will review the comments and determine which
actions should be taken.
Thanks,
David Harrington
Or we could simply reiterate Postel's law:
In general, an implementation must be conservative
in its sending behavior, and liberal in its receiving behavior.
That
is, it must be careful to send well-formed datagrams, but must
accept
any datagram that it can interpret (e.g., not object to
Hi,
[speaking as co-chair]
Let's make this more concrete. What specific changes to which specific
documents are you requesting?
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with this, please say so.
The chairs will make a determination of consensus, and this issue will
be closed.
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Hi,
[speaking as co-chair]
MIB Issue#1 is not about whether Windows is a real operating system.
If you want to have that discussion feel free, but please do it
elsewhere - it is inappropriate for the syslog WG, and it is certainly
off-topic for MIB Issue#1.
David Harrington
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. The IPCDN
event messaging MIB already has a dependency on these TCs.
I discussed this with the other MIB Doctors and they concur this would
be an appropriate thing to do.
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schedule soon.
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explicitly shows the agreement from last year.
The next steps are to complete syslog-sign and syslog-mib.
That is what we are attempting to do, by resolving some dependency
problems between syslog-sign and RFC3195, as discussed in my other
email.
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whether to accept the draft as a WG item at
this point?
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-compliant implementations?
Would that satisfy the needs of both Sam and Tom and others in the WG?
Are there technical reasons why implementations MUST NOT support
BCP047, but only ISO?
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Forwraded from ietf@ietf.org; please include ietf@ietf.org in
responses.
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Hi,
FYI.
Chris is travelling heavily for work at this point, so has not had
time to participate much in the recent discussions. He begs your
indulgence, and hopes to get back into participation mode in the next
few weeks.
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, the list of names for people who specifically took a
posiiton on the issue, and what you percieve to be the WG consensus on
the issues based on the stated positions?
As we near the end of the work on these documents, we will need these
summaries for AD review.
Thanks,
David Harrington
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future extsnions are
handled as per 2434.
Authors' addresses are listed twice in the document.
Can Informational documents be Normative?
dbh
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recognizes the IETF Trust.
Thanks,
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On Mar 13, 2007, at 11:17 AM, Alexander Clemm ((alex)) wrote:
David,
I am using the xml2rfc tool, which inserts these automatically.
However, the copyright statement
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Hi,
I reckon this happens because the date in the front part
of the XML file
is not updated.
date day=28 month=February year=2007
, final WG proof, then shepherd tls to rfc editor
april - WGLC for sign-21
april - submit sign to iesg
april - WG review of mib-15
may - WGLC for mib-16
june - submit mib to iesg
may - WG review for bis
june - WGLC for bis
july - submit bis to iesg
Thanks,
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, the syslog WG in the Security Area is not
the correct WG to host this work.
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on the correlation needs of operators, input from network
management modeling experts in the OPS area, in cooperation with the
syslog implementers from the current syslog WG.
If you agree and would be willing to work on developing standardized
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David
that is closer to done.
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Hi,
The IETF Management Framework makes a distcinction between management
information and protocols used to carry information. The content
layer provides an interface to the underlying instrumentation. A
content layer concept is used in the Netconf architecture to
represent this, and we carried
-normative set of facilities and severities?
3) Whether normative or non-normative, which is more important?
efficient allocation of the limited facility values, or backwards
compatibility with existing (and historic) implementations?
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at this
point. We definitely want your reviews to help us advance a good
enough specification onto the standards track.
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Hi,
Would it be helpful to identify where in the architecture the
facility exists? I think some people think the originator is the
thing that asks syslog to send a message (is that the facility?),
while others think the syslog thing that creates the syslog message
(e.g. syslogd) is the
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Hi,
This message is to remind readers about the Syslog Working Group Last
Call
suggest updating the ID
number to 23, and turning the NOTE into an RFC editor's note.
9. I have checked the MIB module using libsmi, and the document using
idnits, and the document looks good.
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Hi Sam,
We believe the syslog-sign document is ready for AD review and
consideration for advancement to Proposed Standard.
David Harrington
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Having passed a WG Last Call, and been updated to meet the comments
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this situation. For improved accuracy,
the
foobar application can also include an APPNAME SDE in the message
identifying itself as the foobar application.
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Hi,
Let me remind the WG that this document is in IESG review.
We are no longer doing fine-tuning/wordsmithing. We are fixing the
problems raised by the IESG. So unless the wording is **broken** we
shouldn't be trying to fix it now.
What IESG-raised issues are we responding to?
dbh
Hi,
[as co-chair]
This discussion started between Chris and I concerning the remaining
charter item of submitting the Syslog Device MIB.
The existing MIB has been rather controversial, and has knobs for
configuring syslog using the MIB, when osme implementers say they have
no demand for a MIB
Hi,
[as contributor]
Traditionally, standards are based on some level of agreement across
multiple implementations about what should be standardized.
I have looked at syslog MIB modules from multiple vendors and have not
found any that model the same concepts that the current syslog MIB
models.
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