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Re: Review of draft-ietf-radext-design-00.txt
Bernard Aboba wrote:
> There are some extra spaces in the boilerplate above. Also, the
> document is a BCP, not Standards Track.
Thanks.
> The material on type 26 attribute translation has been removed, no?
Yes.
> Section 2.1.1
...
> Note the alignment problem in the above entries.
Extraneous tab. Fixed.
> Section 2.1.2
>
> Given the limitations of the existing tagging schemes, is there a
> recommendation to be made (e.g. don't use the existing tagging schemes
> for new attributes?)
Suggested text:
New attributes SHOULD NOT use this tagging method due to the above
limitations. New attributes SHOULD use the grouping method described
in [EXTEN].
i.e. the extended attributes document.
> Section 2.2
...
> You need to add a space between this paragraph and the previous figure.
Fixed.
> Section 3
...
> I think you're referring to the extension draft, no? If so, you might
> as well reference it non-normatively, such as by saying "Extensions to
> the RADIUS data model such as [EXTEN] make it possible to minimize the
> use of complex attributes."
Yes. I'll add that text.
> Section 3.1
...
> I think there is a formatting issue here.
Fixed.
> 4. IANA Considerations
...
> Given that type 26 translation is not included any more, I think you can
> instead say:
>
> " This draft requires no action by IANA."
Added, thanks.
> Appendices
>
> I think that this document needs a "checklist" that a reviewer can go
> through to look for issues. You might consider including this as
> Appendix A and moving the existing Appendix A to Appendix B.
Yes. I'll address the checklist in a separate message.
Alan DeKok.
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