Roman Danyliw has entered the following ballot position for
charter-ietf-spring-02-01: Block

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(1) Is the Segment Routing Architecture (RFC8402) being revised?

  By default, Segment Routing operates within a trusted domain and
  requires the enforcement of a strict boundary to prevent Segment
  Routing packets from entering the trusted domain [rfc8402]. Some
  deployments may involve multiple trusted domains and the use of
  cross/inter-domain segments. Documents which deal with such
  situations need to include a risk analysis and use mechanisms to
  validate that the segment list is provided by an authorized entity
  and has not been modified in transit.

Aren’t these “deployment … involving multiple trusted domains” at odd with the
security considerations of RFC8402?  Is this text rescoping SR from a single
trusted domain to effectively the Internet (i.e., what’s the difference between
the internet and cross/inter-domain segments)?

(2) What is guiding the WG's management of work items?

   The SPRING WG will manage its specific work items based on WG engagement
   and successful adoption.

What does engagement mean?

What does “successful adoption” mean?  Is “adoption” referencing IETF processes
or “adoption” in the marketplace via implementations?

In what way is this a statement that scopes work or WG processes.  All items
any WG should be adopted based on sufficient energy to work on them.

(3) What is the new work to be done and what are the bounds?

The charter seems extremely open-ended.  With this new charter text and absence
of milestones, it isn’t clear what new work the WG will pursue or even what the
bounds are to judge that a given topic is in/out of scope (beyond being SR
related).

When is the WG “done”?

Can this need for latitude be further explained?





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