Hi Eliot,
On Mon, Jun 24, 2019 at 5:48 AM Eliot Lear wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> A few of us are just trying to put out an initial draft that addresses one
> gap in MUD (there are several). In a MUD file one can say that one wants
> to access a controller in two ways: either "my-controller”
Hi,
I read the draft and think it is a good direction to have the service delivery
model for the l3vpn. I have no strong opinion about whether to use the
augmented approach or the prune and extend approach mostly if the redundant
parameters form l3sm are optional both direction may work but
Hi,
Thanks for the review, as for the question the composed VPN can be l3vpn or
l2vpn as mentioned in figure 2
Roni
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Hi everyone,
A few of us are just trying to put out an initial draft that addresses one gap
in MUD (there are several). In a MUD file one can say that one wants to access
a controller in two ways: either "my-controller” meaning a controller that
services devices of a particular MUD URL or a
On Mon, Jun 24, 2019 at 2:51 AM Qin Wu wrote:
>
> Interesting, try to understand the key difference between device enroll in
> secure environment and device enroll in in secure environment?
I'm unsure what you are asking; I'm guessing perhaps you meant "in an
insecure environment"?
This
Dear Authors,
Thank for writing this draft and I understand the problem described in this
draft and believe it is real problem that needs to be solved.
I have a few comments on this draft:
1. Section 2, 2nd paragraph
The augmentations facilitate the use the resulting model in
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Hi WG,
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