Love Hörnquist Åstrand
2006-07-13 16:54:46 UTC
BTNS meet on Tuesday on IETF66. We discussed the problem and
applicability statement document. It should be done for WG-LC in
August. One of the issues that came up is how to deal with
credential caching and leap of faith (and to define that mean) and
how much that that is in scope for BTNS.
The core document describing BTNS have progress nicely and there are
very few outstanding issues on the document.
We have started to look at the API problem that the WG is charted to
work on. There will probably be two documents describing the API, one
for channel bindings and one for SPD/PAD manipulation. We had a
decision if there was any overlap with the work from SHIM6 and HIP,
but the WG thought there was none and that we didn't need to
coordinate our efforts.
Love
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applicability statement document. It should be done for WG-LC in
August. One of the issues that came up is how to deal with
credential caching and leap of faith (and to define that mean) and
how much that that is in scope for BTNS.
The core document describing BTNS have progress nicely and there are
very few outstanding issues on the document.
We have started to look at the API problem that the WG is charted to
work on. There will probably be two documents describing the API, one
for channel bindings and one for SPD/PAD manipulation. We had a
decision if there was any overlap with the work from SHIM6 and HIP,
but the WG thought there was none and that we didn't need to
coordinate our efforts.
Love
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