Hi Paul,
While I find agreeable that your draft could be merged with another one (or
other ones) in order to consolidate the documents to be produced by I2NSF, I am
not 100% sure it should be the framework draft. Looking at the proposals you
make in your draft I see it more aligned with what
Hi Adrian,
Agree: it is a useful tool but should not be a separate publication. The only
reason for publishing the information model could be to do so in the same
document as the data model, as rationale supporting it, and even giving the
opportunity for alternate data models using other data
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hunt-idevent-token-06
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hunt-idevent-distribution-01
Phil
> On Oct 22, 2016, at 4:33 AM, Diego R. Lopez
> wrote:
>
> Hi Phil,
>
> Can you provide a link for the SET profiles? Just looking for
Hi Phil,
Can you provide a link for the SET profiles? Just looking for “set” gives a
horribly unmanageable list of references…
Thanks,
On 14 Oct 2016, at 15:24 , Phil Hunt
> wrote:
Adrian,
So where this might fit together is that SET simply
Hi Adrian,
I tend to agree with you on this. Just let me note that some material of the
gap analysis could be incorporated somewhere else, in the documents that
reference it and are going to follow the path to RFC. I’d like the authors of
those documents consider the possibility if we finally
Hi,
When going through the document I found that most of my original comments were
addressed and therefore I was not going to object adoption, taking into account
the urgency that many in the WG see for this adoption, but after reading John’s
comments I think there are a couple of issues that
Hi Gabi,
With the due apologies for the delay in replying (due to a period dedicated to
project calls, you know how it is…) let me try to address your comments inline
below.
On 6 Oct 2016, at 12:52 , Gabriel Lopez >
wrote:
- “This draft proposes that a
I think we should keep the gap analysis current with what ever gaps
still are present. Maybe move addressed gaps to a 'handled' section of
the draft. This way we have a history of what the gap analysis drove to
completion. Once all gaps are handled THEN we let it expire.
Bob
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