Subject: [6tsch] Agenda for the May 2nd call

From: "Pascal Thubert (pthubert)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 2 May 2013 17:50:34 +0000

Dear all:

Recent exchanges on the ML, on 6TUS and on the PCEP discussion, indicate that we could use a next level of the architecture document that would zoom in the building blocks that we have identified so far, in order to see what they are made of:
- 6TUS has a scheduler for IP packets from L3, a slot negotiation protocol between peers, and G-MPLS switching layer that can either follow a track or punt the frame for 6LoWPAN processing;
- Centralized routing has a PCEP-like protocol to obtain a track (and destroy or update it?), an OAM protocol to validate a track is still good enough, a new link-state-like protocol to inform the PCE of links and (RPL's?) metrics;
- WiND has a proxy operation, and a registration/lookup function;
- RSVP has all that Xavi listed
- link/peering management has a discovery (EB, RPL) and a measurement (BFD?) functionality

All in all, we could easily spend 10 min on each just to agree on the subblocks within each main building block. Once we have that, we can probably respin an architecture doc and have a better evaluation of the workload ahead.

So I'd propose:

- update charter: security paragraph:                  5 mn
- link / peering management                             10 mn
- 6TUS building blocks                                     10 mn
- centralized routing building blocks                10 mn
- distributed routing building blocks                10 mn
- Wireless ND                                                   10 mn

As usual, please let us know if you wish to add an item, and remember that we plan to record and publish the session.

Cheers,

Pascal

Topic: 6TSCH Weekly
Date: Friday, April 26, 2013
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