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RE: manual config of UE tunnel [RE: 3gpp-analysis: Recommendation on tunneling in the UE]
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> But in any case, whether the router is a PC or something else is
> rather irrelevant; the point is that it's probably some standard ISP
> industry equipment without a 3GPP "price added" tag.
=> So what? It still needs to be developed. And this takes
time. Unless people agree that the current alternative
is unworkable it wouldn't make sense to start new work.
> Are we asking anyone to remove anything? Is it the IETF's fault if
> someone wastes resources in a dead-end solution?
=> That's your opinion. And this is why I want to know
if it's a WG opinion as well. We can't have specs hanging
for years and expect people to wait for IETF to produce
the utopian solution before they can roll out products.
Definitely not for a transition tool!
The fact that several vendors developed it tells me that
they understand it and are happy to roll it out.
In any case,
> resources needed for a "simple" product, like the one I described,
> would be rather minimal.
=> There is a minimum development cost that is independent
of whether you're adding an if statement or 10,000 loc.
People won't do that minimum unless they are convinced
that the alternative is unworkable.
> [[ whether or not now is the appropriate time to call for WG
> consensus
> on which way to go remains to be considered ]]
=> I'll wait till that concensus call is made then.
Hesham