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Re: draft on sampling techniques
At 02:20 PM 9/20/2002 +0200, Juergen Quittek wrote:
>Tanja,
>
>I support this.
>
>The current version of your I-D already contains a lot of
>background material that you can use as basis for an information
>model of smapling and filtering.
>
>And the information model is what can be standardized, not the
>background material.
>
>So if you can provide such a model in your I-D, I consider
>it good progress.
agreed.
One other (old) issue is the packet information deliverable.
If we are going to simply extract the first N bytes of the packet,
then we don't need a whole RFC to say that. I would like
this to be part of the packet selector spec, as the charter
suggests. If we end up doing more than the first N bytes,
then I think a separate RFC is appropriate.
> Juergen
Andy
>-- Tanja Zseby wrote on 20 September 2002 11:21 +0200:
>
>>Hi Andy and Jürgen,
>>
>>I am currently working together with Maurizio on a new verison of the psamp draft. We want to include information models for filtering and sampling. I guess it would be o.k. to submit this new version as 00 version of the WG draft ?
>>
>>Regards
>>Tanja
>>
>>Andy Bierman wrote:
>>
>>>Hi Tanja,
>>>
>>>There have been no objections to the proposal to use your draft on
>>>Sampling Techniques as the baseline for the WG draft. Please submit
>>>this draft for publication with the name:
>>>draft-ietf-psamp-sample-tech-00.txt
>>>
>>>thanks,
>>>Andy
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>At 11:37 AM 8/27/2002 +0200, Tanja Zseby wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Dear psamp people,
>>>>>
>>>>>I started a draft on sampling techniques for packet selection (document is attached). The document tries to define some terminology and describes various sampling methods and their parameters.
>>>>>If you have any comments or if you like to contribute some text please let me know.
>>>>>I know that there were once some volunteers for writing psamp documents. Are there people already working on other documents than the framework draft ?
>>>>This draft is getting a lot of positive responses.
>>>>Here is a snippet from the charter describing this deliverable:
>>>>
>>>>1. Selectors for packet sampling. Define the set of primitive
>>>>packet selection operations for network elements, the parameters
>>>>by which they may be configured, and the ways in which they can be combined.
>>>>
>>>>2. Packet Information. Specify extent of packet that is to be made
>>>>available for reporting. Target for inclusion the packet's IP header,
>>>>some subsequent bytes of the packet, and encapsulating headers if present.
>>>>Full packet capture of arbitrary packet streams is explicitly out of scope.
>>>>Specify variants for IPv4 and IPv6, extent of IP packet available under
>>>>encapsulation methods, and under packet encryption.
>>>>
>>>>The charter says these two items will be combined in 1 draft.
>>>>So I have 3 questions for you and the WG:
>>>>1) Should these topics really be combined into 1 draft? If so,
>>>> would you be willing to take on the Packet Information topic
>>>> as part of your draft?
>>>>2) Should this document be a standards track or informational RFC?
>>>> If standards track, it is hard to pick out the normative text
>>>> in your draft.
>>>>3) Are there any objections to using this draft as the baseline
>>>> version of this WG deliverable? If no objections are made to
>>>> the WG mailing list by 5PM EDT, 9/12/2002, then I will ask Tanja
>>>> to submit this draft as a product of the PSAMP WG. If anyone
>>>> is interesting in submitting an alternative proposal to the WG,
>>>> they should submit a first draft by this deadline.
>>>>
>>>>>Kind regards
>>>>>Tanja
>>>>Andy
>>>>
>>>>
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