On 2010.05.18. 7:49, Terry Manderson wrote:
I support the adoption and willing to review..


..and I have some concerns about the terms of "valid", "invalid". ("Unknown"
I like).

This may only be semantics, but the valid and invalid terms convey more than
a preference level. IE if a database prefix set covers an UPDATE prefix then
the UPDATE route, in my mind, would be preferred over one that was, using
the draft notation, 'invalid'.

It may be that my concern shouldn't be covered in pfx-validate, or the use
of valid and invalid should be constrained to just talking about the RPKI
validation result, and different terminology used when matching UPDATE
prefixes to RPKI validation result sets. Or the section on policy might need
to be expanded.

Cheers
Terry

I agree with Terry on this one. I'd personally be much happier with verified/unverified instead of valid/invalid. These terms are much closer to what we really mean.

Robert
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