Liaison statement
Liaison Statement to ETSI NGP ISP
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State | Posted |
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Submitted Date | 2017-01-23 |
From Group | IAB |
From Contact | Ralph Droms |
To Group | ETSI-NGP-ISP |
To Contacts | dlake@cisco.com andy.sutton@ee.co.uk renwei.li@huawei.com |
Cc | The IAB Chair <iab-chair@iab.org> The IAB Executive Director <execd@iab.org> The IAB <iab@iab.org> |
Response Contact | The IAB Chair <iab-chair@iab.org> The IAB Executive Director <execd@iab.org> |
Purpose | In response |
Attachments | (None) |
Liaisons referred by this one |
Liaison about ETSI ISG NGP (Next Generation Protocols)
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Body |
The IAB thanks the ETSI NGP ISP for making us aware of "Next Generation Protocols – Market Drivers and Key Scenarios" and for providing us an opportunity to provide review and comment. We see that the document identifies several important and difficult problems experienced by applications and users. The IETF is working on many of these problems through evolution of the Internet protocol stack, in technologies such as MPTCP, HIP, QUIC, PLUS, L4S and others. Work on and results from these initiatives are likely to be of interest to the NGP ISP. We note that the apparent simplicity of completely starting over is seductive, but the history of transition has shown that in a network such as the Internet, even revolutionary change is evolutionary, and transitions take decades. Careful consideration of adoption, deployment and co-existence strategies can be as important as the design of the protocols themselves. Please see RFC 5218 and draft-iab-protocol-transitions for guidelines we have developed for these strategies. The IETF has a long history of collaboration with other groups, on both extensions to existing Internet protocols and development of new ones that contribute to the mitigation of problems such as those the ETSI NGP ISP has identified and described in the white paper. The IAB looks forward to future collaboration between the ETSI NGP ISP and the IETF. |