Re: IETF Sub-IP area: request for input

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Paul Hoffman / IMC wrote:

- The statement that some of the WGs in the SubIP area are about to
finish up may be deceptive. Some of the WGs are accepting new proposals on wide-ranging topics.
This is an important point. An example is PPVPN, which is chartered to work on specification of requirements, with new protocol work being explicitly out-of-scope.

However, some current PPVPN IDs (and several more targetted at it) read more like solution documents for various existing vendor schemes, specifying packet headers and MIBs. Another indication is that those IDs aim at standards track, whereas requirements documents would more naturally fall under Informational or maybe BCP.

So PPVPN at least seems quite happy to go out-of-scope, and is thus unlikely to stick to their given timeframe.

Lars

PS: I support 1/ - close SUB-IP and migrate the WGs.
--
Lars Eggert <larse@isi.edu> USC Information Sciences Institute

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