| Re: decisions from ietf-59: network selection | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
|
From: Jari Arkko (jari.arkko |
|
| Date: Sun, 14 Mar 2004 06:51:57 -0500 (EST) | |
Alper Yegin wrote:
--Jari
Nevertheless, I'd recommend we don't drop the more appropriate solution from the radar, that is handling this issue on the EAP lower layer.
I agree. I do believe there is actually quite a lot of work in progress in this area, and the matter will not be forgotten. The primary driver appears to be faster movements, which makes it necessary to have better information distribution from the link layer to higher layers. When such mechanisms are available, they can be used for various other purposes as well.
Note that much of this work happens outside the IETF (e.g. 802.21) or at least outside the EAP WG.
We should capture this somewhere (too late for section 3 of rfc2284bis) and
provide guidance to new EAP lower layer designers.
Well, we do have the problem definition document... it has also been sent as input to the IEEE efforts, for instance.
It would probably be useful to think about these issues also in the context of PANA. Or does PANA assume link layer under it provides assistance? But at least some of the limited discovery & selection functions in the current PANA base protocol are on the IP layer, so maybe more extensive mechanisms would go there as well. Has there been any thoughts on where link layer hints fit in the PANA model, for instance?
--Jari
-
decisions from ietf-59: network selection Jari Arkko, March 11 2004
-
RE: decisions from ietf-59: network selection Alper Yegin, March 12 2004
- Re: decisions from ietf-59: network selection Jari Arkko, March 14 2004
- RE: decisions from ietf-59: network selection Alper Yegin, March 15 2004
-
RE: decisions from ietf-59: network selection Alper Yegin, March 12 2004
- RE: decisions from ietf-59: network selection Johnston, Dj, March 15 2004
Results generated by Tiger Technologies using MHonArc.