Minutes IETF110: 6lo
minutes-110-6lo-00
Meeting Minutes | IPv6 over Networks of Resource-constrained Nodes (6lo) WG | |
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Date and time | 2021-03-11 12:00 | |
Title | Minutes IETF110: 6lo | |
State | Active | |
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Last updated | 2021-04-02 |
minutes-110-6lo-00
Introduction and draft status Bhandari/Gomez 10 min Agenda bashing; blue sheets; scribe; Jabber scribe minute taker: Laurent Toutain agenda bashing: no modifications Erik: RFC editor wait for some reference to be published https://www.rfc-editor.org/cluster_info.php?cid=C310 NFC draft : Blocking comment from one of the x-IESG reviewer about the refererred NFC spec being not open. ------------------------- Status of IPv6 mesh over BLE draft Carles Gomez 15 min https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-6lo-blemesh-09 -09 published as answer to pre IESG review -09 reviewed 2 discusses and comments Martin Duke's Discuss: Avoid MTU renegotiation, with MTU to 1280 Bytes No comment Benjamin Kaduk's Discuss. Neighbor discovery: Pascal: The registration of the LL is used for global address, Pascal: can create problems Carles: see how to solve this Comments: ND Pascal: 8505 is a MUST, packet may be discarded, side effects with SAVI Carles: cleaner to avoid this issues Pascal: use long lifetime Pascal: can use lowercase RA MAY include a 6CO, RFC7668 has a MUST not needed for out-of-band Align requirements language to RFC 8174 Pascal will review -10 ------------------------- Status of IPv6 over PLC draft Liu Bing (Remy) 15 min https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-6lo-plc-05 IESG review, draft updated soon, answers on the mailing list sec 1)move some informational section to annex or remove Carles: I’d suggest keeping it. There are similar sections in other 6lo IPv6 over foo documents. No other comments 3)Change refence to RFC 8065 remove redundant text tsv-art opsdir: explanation on self-organising network No comments on these updates from the room Carles: next version can go to IESG evaluation Update of Applicability and Use Cases draft Yong-Geun Hong 30 min https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-6lo-use-cases-10 result for WGLC: correction of typos and editorial comments ------------------------- SCHC header compression in 6lo environments (incl. 6LoWPAN Dispatch Type for SCHC) Carles Gomez 20 min https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-gomez-6lo-schc-dispatch-01 6282 was designed for 15.4 or similar technologies compression of IPv6/UDP to 7 bytes 8724 (SCHC) provides Header compresison and fragementation for LPWAN network more constrained than 15.4 IPv6/UDP to 1 byte due to static context with well-known values 6LoWPAN goes to 11 bytes when compressing CoAP/UDP/IPv6 but does not compress CoAP SCHC results in 2 bytes when compressing CoAP proposal: add SCHC HC to 6lo as a complement to IPHC Signal how SCHC is used have a SCHC dispatch that indicates that there is a SCHC compressed packet draft-gomez-6lo-schc-dispatch-01 proposes a dispach based on pages given by RFC 8025 Then, Carles presents the potential performance improvement: it is possible (in theory) to reduce from 11 bytes to 3 bytes (where 2 bytes is the SCHC compressed header) leading to a battery lifetime increased by up to 40%, and up to 44% in star-based topology. A 6lo dispatch type is needed for SCHC Need to consider if handling padding is required Context provisioning, lpwan is studying some solution SCHC for upper layers: a SCHC LOWPAN_NHC can be used (2 are already defined) Carles: what the wg thinks of this proposal: Laurent, Dominique, Georgios: good thing to do Chat also supports it Pascal, regarding use of SCHC for upper layers, 6282/8138 for the network layer: it is not clear how it would be encoded in the packet. The most useful case is when IP and CoAP are both compressed by using SCHC. Dominique: agree, how do we deal with address compression. Pascal: we are more in a P2P model, use th MAC address. SCHC is open, you can compress eht prefix but not the IID Dominique: add a CDA for that may be. Shwetha: fits the charter, can continue to work on it Carles: draft is open to new contributors Session adjourned. Total: 90 min