[Sis-dtn] IPN 3-tuple naming scheme / 3-element ipn encoding - Pink Sheets
Sipos, Brian J.
Brian.Sipos at jhuapl.edu
Fri Oct 2 11:48:40 EDT 2026
Felix,
This generally looks good, one clarification is helpful on requirement
3.2.3. There is a distinction between a node "creating," "originating," or
maybe "generating" an EID as it is used here from simply "encoding" an EID
created/originated/generated by some other node (and not necessarily
referencing that other node).
In order to satisfy RFC 9171 requirements about immutability of primary
block and general BPSec needs for Security Source EID to be stable, any
forwarding node needs to preserve the exact encoded form of an EID (either
two-element or three-element IPN) between its reception and forwarding
activity. Meaning whatever EID was received needs to be preserved to
whatever is forwarded and for internal processing: transmitting status
reports, future compressed reporting, security operations, etc.
Does this make sense? Because this was a pre-existing concern (immutability
of EIDs in many circumstances) the text of RFC 9758 was light on this topic
and at least one implementation has already run into trouble by not
preserving the EID between decode and encode.
Brian S.
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Dear All,
I have one additional topic for the Fall meetings. As we have discussed
before, we should adopt the 3-element IPN scheme with the 3-element encoding
asap (it's already in LunaNet).
I have drafted the required changes to the current BPv7 draft:
<https://spacecomm.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/sites/SIS/Shared%20Documents/SIS-DTN
/Draft%20Documents/BPv7%20-%20for%20CCSDS/Updated%20IPN%20Naming%20Scheme/CC
SDS%20734.2-P-2_IPN_Naming.docx?d=w74c055ba0490424a9ff729e5749c9b2e&csf=1&we
b=1&e=ZGbHf2> CCSDS 734.2-P-2_IPN_Naming.docx - Full BPv7 with changes
tracking. Please add any review comments or proposed changes in this
document.
For those who don't have access (yet), I have attached the file.
Although I would not start agency review before we have the BPv7 Blue Book
out, I would like to have it ready for Agency Review once the Blue Book is
out.
Please review the proposed changes. I would like to get WG consensus on the
readiness for Agency Review at the Fall meetings.
Regards,
Felix
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