Re: DNSEXT WGLC Summary: Opcode-discover-00

[Bill Manning <bmanning@ISI.EDU>]

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% 0. Number all sections that have titles.
% 1. In the last paragraph before IANA consideration:
%     Add a comment that a responder to DISCOVER, in some cases is not a
%     traditional DNS server, it could be a special purpose software.
% 2. References section needs to be broken into two "Normative References"
%     and "Informational References", please fill out references fully.
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%          Olafur
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% >This starts a 2 week last call for this document, the document is
% >slated to be published as EXPERIMENTAL.
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% >http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-dnsext-opcode-discover-00.txt
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% >This document specifies a new opcode that is used to discover DNS servers
% >within the multicast scope of the address sent to.
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% >The authors main focus is to get a IANA assigned opcode for experimentation,
% >does this document provide enough technical details for the framework to be
% >experimented with.
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% >This working group last call completes on August 30'th 2002.
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% >         Olafur
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	A revised version of this document, addressing the three points
	listed above, has been resent to the ID maintainer.  It should
	hit the archives soon.

	If you would like a copy prior to its appearance in the ID 
	repository, please let me know.


--bill
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