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Re: The Zorn appeal....
>> This is to request that the IESG review and reverse its decision to
>> approve the document draft-chiba-radius-dynamic-authorization-05.txt for
>> publication as an Informational RFC. This draft allocates new RADIUS
>> packet type codes (40-45). RFC 2865 states in section 6.2, however, that
>> "Because a new Packet Type has considerable impact on interoperability, a
>> new Packet Type Code requires Standards Action...". I suppose that a case
>> could be made for "grandfathering in" these type codes if they had been
>> registered w/IANA under either RFC 2058 or RFC 2138 (both of which lacked
>> an IANA Considerations section), but the type codes in question have
>> apparently never been registered with IANA at all (see
>> http://www.iana.org/assignments/radius-types).
> according to the procedures I think we have, the first step in IESG
> processing is to ask the responsible AD to give his/her opinion on the
> matter.
>
> According to the tracker, that's Randy.
>
> Randy - your comments?
shame glen did not raise this earlier. bottom line, i don't know
what is right. we were hesitant in the first place. but multiple
vendors implement this.
perhaps we should indeed run it through an IETF last call.
randy