Le 15/11/2013 20:23, Michael Richardson a écrit :
Alexandru Petrescu <alexandru(_dot_)petrescu(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
> Where at IETF is done: cloud computing, small cells, base station?
> Hello IETFers,
> I am trying to identify where at IETF are works related to cloud
> computing, small cells, base stations?
Cloud Computing:
http://ogf.org/
OGF, as I recall, started a group of high-energy physics people who wanted
computing, but felt that the IETF didn't need to participate. I recall they
came to a meeting and basically said, "do you mind if we use RFC2026 and your
formats in another body", and they went and did that.
Small Cells:
layer one/two issue.
We do layer three :-)
Maybe it's even lower than 0 layer, because it is often a matter of
planning prior to deployment.
Base stations:
layer two issue.
Right, they should call it "IP Networking old Base Station" == Access
Router.
You shouldn't assume that the IETF does everything.
The IETF is not the SDO to rule them all...
I agree with you Michael.
Alex
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