> Two things on this. First, is a Leaf interface on the router facing > devices that don't support HNCP or on the hosts facing an HNCP router? I > would think you would want this to be a category on the router. Second, > I don't quite understand "DNCP endpoint". There is no definition of that > in either this spec or the DNCP spec. So, I am not sure what that would > entail for an implementer. The leaf category can be used for interfaces of HNCP devices on which it doesn't which to speak HNCP, e.g. where only non-HNCP devices are expected to be, e.g. a WiFi AP for clients. The point is to not speak HNCP if you don't have to which can increase security (see 12.2).
"Endpoint" is used and defined in DNCP, I called it "DNCP Endpoint" to indicate it comes from that draft, however i can remove the "DNCP" if that would make it more clear. Cheers, Steven _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list homenet@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
