Randy Bush wrote:
Randy, could you elaborate in which case does this transitive property
apply, that makes something longer to propagate on a deeper hierarchy? Is it
rekey, re-issue, revocation, or some kind or relying party check?
as ggm said, probably better than i can, a week or two after philly.
if we have a parent-child chain of length L and each runs as a batch at
some time interval T, then the mean time to propagate is (T/2)*(N-1)
randy
That is only true if the thing you're propagating has to travel hop by hop
to the bottom of the hierarchy. So the question still stands: what is this
"thing" that you think propagates slowly, and why does it have to propagate
hop by hop?
I don't mean this as a quiz; so far the use cases I could come up with do
not have this property, so I'm wondering if such a thing really exists.
Robert
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