Re: Soliciting comments on moving drafts to WG status

["Igor Bryskin" <ibryskin@movaz.com>]

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> 1. Loose Path Re-optimization
> draft-vasseur-ccamp-loose-path-reopt-02.txt
> This draft is stable and has an implementation.
> The work is predominantly pertinent to inter-domain signaling, but could
also be used
> within a domain.
> The meeting in San Diego reported relatively few as having read the draft,
but no
> objection to it becoming a WG draft.

Yes

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> 2. A Transport Network View of LMP
> draft-aboulmagd-ccamp-transport-lmp-02.txt
> There has been a bit of off-list discussion about this draft in which it
has become clear
> that there are definite differences between the ASON and CCAMP uses and
views of LMP. This
> is precisely what the draft is intended to expose. That is, the draft is
not intended to
> unify the views of LMP, but rather to represent the two views within a
single document so
> as to highlight the differences.
> In San Diego, no-one raised objections to this being a WG draft.
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Haven't read.

> 3. Graceful restart
> draft-aruns-ccamp-rsvp-restart-ext-01.txt
> This draft represents a merger of two previous drafts and was created at
the specific
> request of the WG in Seoul.
> There is some more editorial work to be done on the draft, but the main
technical content
> appears to be stable.
> In San Diego there was some support and no opposition to this becoming a
WG draft.
>

Yes

> 4. Inter-domain Framework
> draft-farrel-ccamp-inter-domain-framework-01.txt
> ** I am principal editor. Please take any issues with this to Kireeti **
> This draft provides a framework for the multi-domain solutions work that
the WG is
> chartered to address.
> In San Diego there were some questions about whether the draft should be
extended to cover
> other, more complex, inter-domain functions. There was no conclusion about
whether this
> should be done before or after becoming a WG draft (if it should be done
at all).
>
Yes

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