I cannot support this draft in its current form, primarily because of the 
following assessment regarding IP VPNs:


Section 3.1:



   "There are number of VPN approaches that provide some of the desired

   semantics of virtual networks (e.g., [RFC4364]).  But VPN approaches

   have traditionally been deployed across WANs and have not seen

   widespread deployment within enterprise data centers. They are not

   necessarily seen as supporting the characteristics outlined in

   Section 2.7."



The "characteristics" listed in section 2.7 are supported by IP VPNs. The 
number 4 "characteristic" in section 2.7 (which is quite vague IMO) would not 
be met by number of proposals (listed in section 4) since they require new 
software. Hence, the IP VPN description is clearly out of place in section 3.1.



Another comment that I want to make is on section 3.3:

Section 3.3:

  "From an architectural perspective, one can view the address mapping
   dissemination problem as having two distinct and separable
   components.  The first component consists of a back-end "oracle" that
   is responsible for distributing and maintaining the mapping
   information for the entire overlay system.  The second component
   consists of the on-the-wire protocols an NVE uses when interacting
   with the oracle."

This is exactly what marques-end-systems proposes. I think it would be 
important (for completeness) to refer to this draft
in draft-narten-nvo3-overlay-problem-statement-02.

Thanks.

Maria


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Subject: [nvo3] call for adoption:draft-narten-nvo3-overlay-problem-statement-02

Dear NVO3 Participants -

This message begins a two week Call for Adoption of 
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the NVO3 working group, ending on 30-June-2012.

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