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[i2rs] Yangdoctors early review of draft-ietf-i2rs-yang-l2-network-topology-04
Ladislav Lhotka
7 years ago
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Reviewer: Ladislav Lhotka
Review result: Ready

This draft and YANG modules contained therein fit into the framework of I2RS
network topology models. I have no substantial comments, from the YANG point of
view this document is ready to be published.

Comments and questions:

1. What is the purpose of the 'flag-type' type and 'flag-identity' identity?
There are no identities derived from the latter.

2. Some descriptions overuse capitalization. For example, instead of 'VLAN
Name' I would suggest 'VLAN name'.

3. An example of an instance document in an appendix would be very helpful.
Dongjie (Jimmy)
7 years ago
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Hi Lada,
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The "flag-type" type is used in the grouping "l2-network-attributes", "l2-node-attributes" and "l2-link-attributes".

While there is no identities derived from the "flag-identity", it is used in the typedef flag-type. Is this OK?
2. Some descriptions overuse capitalization. For example, instead of 'VLAN Name'
I would suggest 'VLAN name'.
Thanks for catching this. Will fix in next revision.
3. An example of an instance document in an appendix would be very helpful.
Thanks for your suggestion. We will add an example to the appendix.

Best regards,
Jie
Ladislav Lhotka
7 years ago
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define identities derived from "flag-identity"?
Post by Dongjie (Jimmy)
2. Some descriptions overuse capitalization. For example, instead of 'VLAN Name'
I would suggest 'VLAN name'.
Thanks for catching this. Will fix in next revision.
3. An example of an instance document in an appendix would be very helpful.
Thanks for your suggestion. We will add an example to the appendix.
Thanks, Lada
Post by Dongjie (Jimmy)
Best regards,
Jie
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Susan Hares
7 years ago
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Jie and Lada:

I've recently listened to the I2RS meeting in IETF 101.

Chris Hopps asked about the notifications in L2. He was asking about a more
general use of the notification that might be useful in the

I'm not really sure how to approach responding to his operational request -
since it really impacts all topology models. My inclination is to push this
draft through into RFC usage, and then to work through a "-bis"
functionality.

Jie - would you ask the individuals pushing for L2 model if that works for
them.

Lada - would you ask the Yang doctors if this is the right approach to take.
Of course, this might be easier if we had versioning instead of a model name
change.

Sue Hares
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Subject: Re: [i2rs] Yangdoctors early review of
draft-ietf-i2rs-yang-l2-network-topology-04

Hi Lada,
...
The "flag-type" type is used in the grouping "l2-network-attributes",
"l2-node-attributes" and "l2-link-attributes".

While there is no identities derived from the "flag-identity", it is used in
the typedef flag-type. Is this OK?
2. Some descriptions overuse capitalization. For example, instead of 'VLAN Name'
I would suggest 'VLAN name'.
Thanks for catching this. Will fix in next revision.
3. An example of an instance document in an appendix would be very helpful.
Thanks for your suggestion. We will add an example to the appendix.

Best regards,
Jie
Alexander Clemm
7 years ago
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One way to support notifications for topology in a generic way will be through YANG-Push (see https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-netconf-yang-push-15). Configure a subscription for on-change updates against the topology data tree. That will give applications what they need without the definition of custom notifications (which can of course also still be done).

--- Alex
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