[Sis-dtn] SIS-DTN G Resolution to submit the attached draft Red Book to the CESG for polling for agency review.

[Tomaso.deCola at dlr.de]

Keith,

I've just gone through the document and looks ok to me. Only two points:

  1.  In the note immediately after 5.2.1, I read "The convergence layer service interface specified here is neither exhaustive nor exclusive. That is, supplementary DTN protocol specifications (including, but not restricted to, the Bundle Protocol Security [BPSEC])"

  *   Should it be (BPSEC) instead of [BPSEC] or was the intention to point a BPSEC reference? In the latter case, we can put RFC 9172 between brackets as we also did in other parts of the document.

  1.  Being a revision of an existing book, very likely this should be a pink rather than a red book (affecting in any case only the first pages of this document). I'll check in any case with Tom.

Thank you for clarifying point 1).

Regards,

Tomaso



From: Dr. Keith L Scott <kscott at mitre.org>
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Subject: SIS-DTN G Resolution to submit the attached draft Red Book to the CESG for polling for agency review.

Tomaso,

The SIS-DTN working group has developed and come to consensus on the attached draft Red Book as an update to the Bundle Protocol.  The WG resolves to submit this to you as the SIS Area Director for your review as the next step towards releasing the book for Agency Review.

Attached is the source text for the document and a PowerPoint slide containing the figures from the book.

                                                v/r,

                                                --keith


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