Hello Deb,

Thank you for the note and the comments, all points noted, yes we will review 
and work through them along the IETF LC.

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Thanks for the work to improve this draft!

I have several pretty easy comments.  I will put this draft into IETF Last 
Call, with the assumption that my comments will be worked before/together with 
IETF Last Call comments.

Section 1, para 3:  'is to be' is an odd turn of phrase, how about 'will be'?

Section 3.1, assigner value:  Is this intended to be an IP address?  If so, 
expect to get a comment similar to 'what about IPv6 addresses?'  If it is 
intended to be an OID, then I would just say that, as is done in Section 4.1.

Section 3.2, title:  Add (CSR).  Or within para 4, spell out CSR instead.

Section 3.2 and 4.2, para 3 and 4:  'octet-for-octet', I'm curious to hear why 
any other sort of 'match' isn't correct or useful.  And why merely saying that 
it 'MUST be a match' wouldn't work.

Section 6.1, para 1:  nit:  remove '###External Account Binding'.

Section 6.1.1, para 2:   This wording isn't clear (I had to read it a bunch of 
times to understand).  How about something like, 'Servers can rely on other 
authorization mechanisms,such as external account binding or pre-authorized 
accounts, to establish device identity instead of completing the 
device-attest-01 challenge.'

Deb Cooley
Sec AD
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