[ntpwg] WG Last Call : draft-ietf-ntp-ntpv4-mib-04.txt

Heiko Gerstung heiko.gerstung at meinberg.de
Thu Jul 17 09:34:58 UTC 2008


Hi Guys,

sorry for kicking in late :) AFAICS the last call period has ended and 
no one brought up anything that would prevent the draft from moving 
forward, right?

For my implementation stuff I would like to get the XXXX out of the MIB 
and replace it with a correctly IANA assigned number instead. Since that 
assignment is mandatory in any case I would vote for speeding this up 
and let some organization (e.g. the ISC or the IETF if that is possible) 
take the required steps to register this number with IANA as soon as 
possible.

At the moment the draft contains the XXXX placeholder and a note to the 
RFC Editor that says that this has to be replaced with the IANA assigned 
number once it is available.

Regards,
Heiko


Brian Haberman schrieb:
> Hi Harlen,
>       Given the usual RFC process, there should be plenty of time for 
> any issues that Heiko may encounter to be incorporated into the spec.  I 
> don't see a reason to wait.  Plus, someone's WG Last Call review may 
> discover something prior to Heiko finding it in the implementation.
>
> Regards,
> Brian
>
> Harlan Stenn wrote:
>   
>> Brian & Karen wrote:
>>
>>     
>>>       This note starts an NTP Working Group Last Call for the NTP MIB 
>>> (draft-ietf-ntp-ntpv4-mib-04.txt) as a Proposed Standard.  Substantial 
>>> comments should be directed to the NTP mailing list.  Editorial comments 
>>> should be directed to the document editors.  This Last Call will end on 
>>> June 20, 2008.
>>>       
>> Heiko is in the process of implementing an NTP MIB agent.
>>
>> I'm *just asking* - would there be benefit to holding off on the Last
>> Call for a bit longer to make sure that during implementation he doesn't
>> find anything that needs to be clarified or changed?
>>
>> H
>>     
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