I got the draft mail to me in private. Reading to it quickly I noticed that parts of this solution is actually pending patent?but we would need something to discuss around.
We also have Pekkas draft and we have the option to have someone go
through the options brought to the IETF so far (I was going
through the
ID archives but I could't find much more than my drafts, Iljitsch,
Tonys and Michels expired drafts. Then we also have HIP. Have
I missed
something?). Opinions?
You miss LIN6.What is the draft name? I can't seem to find this.I will prepare it, if there is a chance for presentation.
I am saying that I do not think it would be useful for us to request three slots. I don't think that will move us forward."The Architecture of End to End Multihoming" <draft-ohta-e2e-multihoming-*.txt> has been giving an overview on so-called host based solutions in a way not specific to LIN6 before the WG was created. Thus, I'd like to have a chance of presentation.As I said yesterday, we will not have time at this meeting for all the proposals to present.Are you saying that you have tried to request 3 slots and denied by IESG? Or, are you just saying you are not so sure?
I think we are looking at one single presentation listing the solution classes. Pekka have volunteered to make such a presentation and we will most likely take him up on this offer.Instead we will try and have an overview of solution classes.That's why I'm asking for presentation of the overview on end to end multihoming.
I said I wanted an overview. If that means discussion or not remains to be seen. I would personally be happier if not.Most work seems to be done with loc/id separation and
Christians host-based solutions. For the time being this is where I
think we should spend time at the meeting. We might want to spend more
time on other solutions at the next meeting.
Unfortunately we have some catching up to do and having all proposals
presented would take up very much time, without us moving on. Even then
what to do in order to forward would not be clear. Therefor discussing
the solution classes seems as a good compromise to me. Then looking at
the (from my POV) two mostly supported proposals and try to iron them
out a bit seems feasible. Me and Sean are discussing exactly how to do
this.
What do you want to discuss on solution classes? Isn't it already obvious that the only solution class is host-based one with loc/id separation?