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draft - ietf-nsis-ntlp-gist-16

draft - ietf-nsis-ntlp-gist-16. Henning Schulzrinne & Robert Hancock. Separating out RAO. IESG insisted on removing RAO from core spec experimental spec for RAO leaves “magic happens” here, particularly for different NSLPs may need to intercept all Q packets alternatives:

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draft - ietf-nsis-ntlp-gist-16

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  1. draft-ietf-nsis-ntlp-gist-16 Henning Schulzrinne & Robert Hancock ECRIT - IETF 72 (Dublin)

  2. Separating out RAO • IESG insisted on removing RAO from core spec • experimental spec for RAO • leaves “magic happens” here, particularly for different NSLPs • may need to intercept all Q packets • alternatives: • fixed port  GIST module • GIST module: look at NSLPID • forward if no match ECRIT - IETF 72 (Dublin)

  3. Current RAO status • Robert has experimental RAO draft • will appear shortly • NSLPs need editorial changes • IANA considerations need change ECRIT - IETF 72 (Dublin)

  4. Other last-minute changes • IESG: “GIST can be deployed incrementally.” • Indeed! • NuuttiVaris: NAT issues • can’t tell Q and D mode • flag Q mode in common header? • Roland: NLI guidance • yes, very brief • New revision ~ week ECRIT - IETF 72 (Dublin)

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