>> Also i would to have more information about the draft's effect on DHCP >> and any new options may come out. > What would you like it to say? > Can we stop it with new DHCP (v4) options, and just put them in IPv6? Do > we need to list all IPv4-specific protocols and technologies and specify > whether they can be revised? > > > I consider DHCPv4 one of the most-used protocols that will stay for a long time with us, because it's not directly affected by what happens on the global internet. I can even imagine whole "islands" staying on IPv4 and using it for many decades. Assuming IPv4 is declared as historic, does this mean that no other options are expected to be defined for DHCP? Do we assume that any new applications won't need those?
Maybe a note should be added about the exclusion of creating new options for such cases. So the actual protocol standard won't see any development, but protocol "extensions" through standard-defined options may happen. -- Tassos _______________________________________________ sunset4 mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/sunset4
