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[07:01:01] Carsten doing agenda bashing [07:01:06] Carsten is open the meeting [07:01:32] Standard IPR disclosure [07:02:05] Milestone slide review [07:02:39] 2 critical Red areas - Security &Architecture [07:02:49] agenda review (slide 4) [07:03:37] ja joins the room [07:03:55] Short update on 802.15.4e [07:04:23] Rene Struik presnting [07:04:25] Rene Struik presenting [07:04:44] Slide 1: Scope & purpose [07:04:53] on 802.15.4e [07:05:17] slide 2 [07:06:00] slide 3: relevant documents [07:06:25] next slide [07:06:39] proposed T4e baseline schedue [07:06:45] all proposals hears and discussed [07:06:58] draft planned for ballot in November [07:07:00] formal ballot nov onwards [07:07:29] René's focus is overhead and security [07:08:03] slide: frame formats (1) [07:08:15] shows reduction in overhead(s) [07:08:18] compress fields that can be reconstructed on the recipient, using security to check [07:08:46] add secure ack with piggy backed payload like time correction (TSMP/ISA100) [07:10:08] 6lowpan based on 2003 spec -- maybe it's time to move to the updated specs. [07:10:49] carsten asking if people have things they are intested in seeing in 6lowpan from the 15.4e changes [07:11:20] GeoffM to Rene: is there anything we need to take on from 15.4e [07:12:21] Dave Cueller: 15.4's mechanisms did not work well. There will be a more solid baseline [07:12:37] on which we can meaningfully construct our own [07:14:06] Dave: 15.4e and j will not change our specs but will change what we do because now we'll have a solid MAC [07:14:12] Carsten got back to his question: is there anything from 15.4e that we must pick up [07:15:14] yuichi igarashi joins the room [07:15:43] GeoffM: How to tell between versions? [07:15:52] Rene: there's a version number [07:16:15] in the Frame control [07:16:46] Jonathan Hui: nothing impacts fundamentally, e is mostly compression (AFAIK) [07:17:30] Kyoki: could impact bootstrap? provisionning? [07:18:41] Ki Hyung [07:19:03] scheduled MAC might impact ND? [07:21:34] Jonathan Hui presenting HC draft (-05) [07:21:47] Juergen Schoenwaelder joins the room [07:22:00] goal: improve upon what was in 4944. [07:22:17] specifically - compression of global addresses [07:22:27] slide 1: background [07:23:31] next slide: changes from -04 [07:23:32] closed a number of tikctes [07:23:41] defined CID of 0 [07:23:47] prefix based mcast [07:24:03] jonathan reading down list of changes/tickets closed [07:24:21] (on slide) [07:24:29] cleaner stateless stateful separation [07:24:51] remove unspec address need to see with ND draft [07:26:17] added extension headers including IP in IP tunnels [07:26:48] useful for Mobile IP [07:28:05] slide: Next header encoding [07:28:21] Jonathan sumarized the format, with an example on the following slide [07:29:31] Carsten Bormann leaves the room: Replaced by new connection [07:29:33] Carsten Bormann joins the room [07:29:43] next steps: [07:30:27] JH summarizing small changes for -06 (enumerated on the slide) [07:31:11] For discussion: IPHC conflicts with the ESC dispatch. [07:31:42] suggestions: we don't allow the conflicting encoding or we change the ESC dispatch [07:32:12] draft seems pretty stable. If you have issues, please comment soon. [07:32:26] GeoffM commenting on slide 20 [07:32:36] (next header encoding) [07:33:00] draft should clarify why the leading '1110' value [07:34:36] Ryu joins the room [07:35:01] iwao joins the room [07:35:33] GeoffM asking about the slection of hop limits (1, 64, 255) and how this affects PANs with both route over and mesh under [07:35:49] Jonathan commented that possibly we don't compress in those situations [07:36:52] ja leaves the room [07:37:13] GeoffM - this is complex and maybe better taken to the list [07:38:20] Pascal addressed Geoff's questions (pascal, feel free to sumarize) [07:39:32] Zach Shelby: not concerned with Geoff 's point [07:39:35] ready for LC [07:39:35] Zach Shelby noted that he wasn't concerned about this and felt with the -06 changes, the draft is OK for last call. [07:41:44] HC not backward compatible with HC1 or 4944 [07:42:14] geoffM: Jonathan to rev the draft and we'll send to LC [07:42:38] Erik Nordmark: should it make sense to revise the old RFC to make sure things are clear. [07:43:06] Carsten: there will be other things such as 15.4e that will cause changes and we should take that on as a work item [07:43:15] Zach Shelby presenting ND draft [07:43:24] rev -04 [07:43:50] Slide: outline [07:44:10] End of ND slide deck has a primer for more info. [07:44:15] nordmark joins the room [07:44:44] Slide: 6lowpan ND background/goals [07:45:11] key: enabling DAD over entire lowpan [07:45:18] (MH, sleeping nodes, etc) [07:45:31] less mem less code for ND in LoWPANs [07:45:32] Carsten Bormann leaves the room [07:45:41] Carsten Bormann joins the room [07:45:54] agnostic to LL technology and mesh under/route over [07:46:47] slide: current status [07:47:08] 4 open issues, fine tuning and minor edits needed [07:47:21] Slide: changes from -02 to -03 (see slide for list) [07:48:35] for node implementors: simplified what needs to be implemented [07:48:49] slide: changes from -03 to -04 [07:48:58] (see slide for list) [07:49:54] slide: duplicate ID detection [07:50:30] NR message contains: owner ID, Nonce (32-bit) Transaction ID, address to register) [07:50:33] Nonce is on boot [07:52:01] Slide: NR message processing [07:53:32] Slide: fault tolerance [07:53:56] Edge router recovery & use of secondary reg for FT. [07:54:39] comments welcome on how to improve FT text [07:54:46] slide: adhoc lowpans [07:55:41] Juergen Schoenwaelder leaves the room: Disconnected [07:56:24] slide: open issues [07:56:32] iwao leaves the room [07:56:53] iwao joins the room [08:00:18] SamitaC: is HC mandatory for using this? [08:00:35] Zach: No. you can send full IPv6 frames, but it's inefficient [08:01:03] the draft tries not to make special cases [08:01:10] slide: next steps [08:01:15] need WG feedback on CID [08:01:24] release -05 will be out soon. [08:02:46] carsten: [08:02:54] a month can be a useful lifetime [08:03:53] shamus joins the room [08:03:54] Ulrich Herberg joins the room [08:03:58] GeoffM: whiteboard state: what is the appropriate unit [08:06:26] Pascal: what we're doing here is ND for non-transitive links [08:11:54] Jonathan: still some discussion on how the context is distributed [08:14:48] Carsten Bormann leaves the room [08:14:50] Carsten Bormann joins the room [08:18:17] iwao leaves the room [08:19:13] various discussion on CID [08:19:30] jonathanH: maybe the document needs more work on this area [08:19:34] robertc808 joins the room [08:19:52] DavidCuller: reminder to keep it simple and get it done. [08:20:43] Alex.Petrescu joins the room [08:21:07] DavidC: if necessary let's not compress, call it done and move on [08:21:19] let's not get caught up for another year [08:21:48] Alex.Petrescu leaves the room [08:22:29] Carsten: lets continue the discussion on the mailing list, but stick to the timeline. [08:22:56] robertc808 leaves the room [08:23:11] Alex Petrescu joins the room [08:23:26] carsten: we're 30 min behind schedule [08:23:50] Eunsook Kim: Desigh spaces preso [08:24:05] slide: Drafts status & next steps (see slide) [08:24:37] Carsten: does anyone think this isn't ready for LC? [08:24:51] GeoffM: we need positive comments too - not just silence. [08:25:13] EKim: Problem statement preso [08:25:17] Carsten Bormann leaves the room: Replaced by new connection [08:25:19] Carsten Bormann joins the room [08:25:22] Slide: status &next steps [08:25:50] yuichi igarashi leaves the room [08:26:16] Juergen Schoenwaelder joins the room [08:26:18] yuichi igarashi joins the room [08:26:46] GeoffM: Same Q as last preso - any objection to LC? [08:27:10] JPVasseur: JP does have some issues with the document. [08:27:29] concerns about the diagram in the doc. [08:27:30] Alex Petrescu leaves the room [08:27:43] OTOH - there is a lot of good stuff in this document. [08:27:52] Alex.Petrescu joins the room [08:28:18] Carsten Bormann leaves the room [08:28:28] Carsten Bormann joins the room [08:29:02] EKim: the document is not about mesh under [08:29:30] EKim: we can remove the diagram if there is a feeling that it confuses the layering architecture [08:30:00] JP: Routing in the 6lowpan box is going to raise concerns with IAB [08:30:38] Discussion of what the diagram is intended to propose. [08:30:50] (ie. where does routing belong/live) [08:31:11] Alex.Petrescu leaves the room [08:31:24] Erik Nordmark: I don't see a problem with the diagram, other than possibly terminology. 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[08:46:26] slide: recovery fragment dispatch & header [08:46:49] encoding based on what was done in HC draft [08:47:48] slide: dispatch & header (2) [08:47:54] slide: other problems [08:49:53] slide: to be done next [08:50:02] Do we want to adopt this as a WG item? [08:50:38] Carsten: fragments are fundamentally ugly [08:50:47] we need it because 15.4 has limited packet sizes [08:50:51] Carsten Bormann joins the room [08:51:41] 4944 recommends using MAC acknowledgments [08:52:09] we have some basic mechanism for single hop acknowledgements [08:53:06] Carsten: so this is kind of a second safety net we can use where link layer ACK not sufficient [08:53:34] we can have a lot of discussions about where we want a second safety net and where we don't. [08:53:47] Pascal: there is new text in the draft that discusses this [08:56:07] GeoffM: 4944 is deployed and working [08:56:56] iwao joins the room [08:56:56] iwao leaves the room [08:57:14] iwao joins the room [08:57:27] DavidCuller: two implementations I'm familiar with things do work with 4944 and in some cases with TCP. [08:58:12] loss characteristic are bursty - if you got one frag, you're like to get the other. If you lose one, you're likely to lose more than one. [08:58:52] Carsten: were you arguing for or against the proposal [08:59:08] DavidC: I'm against trying to make the hypotheical case perfect. [08:59:43] let's get the existing stuff out and done. I'm against something that could keep us from getting done even longer. [09:00:54] DavidC: you can do retransmission at every hop and not need to do reassembly at every hop. [09:01:11] Pascal: but we can do this better with signaling [09:01:46] Carseten: summary: we do have interest, but we don't have concensus on what we want to do (deprecate 4944?) [09:02:10] GeoffM: is there a problem with an application sending non-recoverable fragments? [09:02:46] can I selectively turn on fragment recovery [09:03:17] Pascal: there is a cost (one additional message). if the cost is mostly negligible, why not just leave it on anyway. [09:03:38] GeoffM/Carsten: we'll take it over to the mailing list [09:04:13] SNMP optimization: [09:04:22] Carsten Bormann leaves the room [09:04:28] I didn't get the presenter's name - anyone? [09:04:43] Juergen Schoenwaelder [09:04:46] ty [09:05:24] slide: claimed benefits of IP Tech. [09:05:43] next slide: mangement requirements [09:06:27] slide: SNMP scare (why it shouldn't be used) [09:06:58] Alex.Petrescu leaves the room [09:07:55] heavyweight security? 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