IDR and BESS Working Groups,
Please note that the last call for the link-bandwidth draft is
scheduled to finish at end of day tomorrow. If you've not offered
comment as to whether this draft should progress or not, please do so.
Similarly, note the thread suggesting the merge of the DMZ use cases
which would stall progress of the main draft.
-- Jeff (for the IDR Chairs)
On 7/11/25 11:01, Jeffrey Haas wrote:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-idr-link-bandwidth/
This begins the working group last call for the link bandwidth
extended community draft. Thanks to the authors for working their way
through the substantive items that have been obstacles to
interoperability over the years.
This last call ends a week after IETF 123 to give the working group
time to review and also take advantage of the focus time that IETF
meeting weeks bring to our work.
An item in particular we'd like to request particular attention to
from the working group's review are the procedures covering default
behaviors and interactions with deployments with mixed transitivities.
The current draft text works to try to accommodate maximal backward
compatibility with various deployment scenarios, but such text is tricky.
For purposes of the shepherd's report and according to IETF BCP 78/79,
the authors are requested to declare whether they are aware of any
undisclosed IPR covering this draft. Members of the working group are
similarly obligated to report any they are aware of as well.
-- Jeff (for the IDR Chairs)
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