Hi Dirk,

Thanks to your useful feeback, making this draft better improve.

See inline, please for my response.



Regards,

Seil Jeon



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Dear Seil,

Finally I remembered that I promised a review. I am sorry for the delay!

Overall I think the draft is well written and useful. Thanks!



[SJ] Thanks, I think Sri (as a WT leader before) did a good job, organizing
and translating various ideas of the WT members into a draft.



Some nits have been detected already by Xuan … in addition: ‘seperated’
should be replaced by ‘separated’ and ‘and where as’ by simply ‘whereas’.



[SJ] Many thanks. We’ll do fix it.



I would recommend to give the explicit reference where NSH is mentioned and
also introduce the acronyms MC and RC for Mobility and Routing Controller,
respectively, to improve readability.



[SJ] Actually, the reference for NSH was given in Terminology, but we’ll do
it again where needed. The extension of MC and RC will be given in a next
update.



Furthermore I wonder whether MC and RC denoted as DMM functions in the
table Figure 1 are not included in the mapping table Figure 2. E.g. I would
think in 3GPP they are located at MME-CPA and -CPN …

What do you think?



[SJ] Looking at the role of mobility management control including the
selection of SGW/PGW by MME, MME (MME-CPA) as well as PGW-CPA will be
mapped to Home-CPA. I think MME-CPA should be enough. Does it make sense to
you?




Thanks!

Best Regards
Dirk



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Hi Xuan,



Thanks for your comments.

Please see inline.



Regards,

Seil Jeon





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Dear Seil !

I have some comments on deployment architecture document as follows:



+ In the Figure 1, the authors mentioned about primitive function "NSH
classifier" supported by H-DPA or A-DPN, could you elaborate more how this
service could support DMM.

NSH classifiers (for SFC) will at data-plane entities, i.e., DPA and/or
DPN, which will be deployed in a distributed manner.

For the functionality of DPA and DPN in terms of SFC, you can find what
context data is maintained by the FPC Agent at 4.3.2.1. and 4.3.2.2. in
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-dmm-fpc-cpdp-08



+ Other service primitive such as IP management, IP anchoring,
mobility controller deserve more explanation to better understand the
DMM functions

IP management means IP address assignment and management. The mobility
controller itself is given to call a control entity which can be different
depending on the model introduced. In Model-3, we call the combined
home-CPA and access-CPN a mobility controller. In the on-demand control
plane orchestration mode, it is called an orchestrator of all the
mobility-related control-plane and data-plane anchors/nodes.



+ In Section 4.3, model 3, IMO this is centralized architecture for
signaling and distributed for data plane functions similar to SDN
architecture. However, in description text, authors  wrote "this is a flat
architecture" --> need more elaboration

You need to look at the relationship between the access node and home-DPA
for the meaning of “flat architecture”.



Some other spelling errors:

+ in Section 3.2.1, homd-dpa --> home-dpa

Wow! Will be fixed in a next update.



 + Section 3.2.5, DMM function --> DMM functions

O.K



BRs,
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