Would a general access policy lookup tool protocol be viable here? It
could bolt-on to both DHCP and NEA but seems like the same additions
would be good in both. The same is true with many other protocols.
Especially (from my perspective) those being used in automation and
testimony generation models.
The logic is that today we need to be able to do a complete business
relationship online and not have to use HTTP as the basis of it. The
nexus of this is that there really needs to be some way on the web of
asking for and receiving the use policy for other network services (DNS,
Email, DHCP, SSH, L2TP, SNMP, etc etc etc) than a web-interface.
This may be as simple as a use model for an existing set of tools - so
it may be we just need use statements for fulfilling this requirement
today.
But this brings up a stronger and more subtler argument as to whether
standards need this type of thing - the ability to communicate the rules
of engagement inside the context of the specific standard or as an
alternative through a unified interface standard
Either way, I still want to propose the idea of a Project to come up
with a proposal for a WG which would handle a uniform Policy Discovery
Transport thingee and its use models.
I think the PDT should be adapted so it can provide these services to
existing protocols where applicable as well inside the IETF's stable of
IP. This allows for some pretty strong packaging options to the Trust as
well so its probably a double whammy
My suggestion - forget its me suggesting it and just consider the idea
on the merits of the Idea - you guys can pick someone to run this and
produce the whole thing, I just want to propose here that this is a
missing piece of your cake. Its the icing for a number of tools you
already have locked-down tight so its got value and legs I think.
Todd
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Todd S. Glassey - CISM CIFI
CTO Certichron Inc
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