On 8/10/10 5:10 PM, "geopriv issue tracker" <trac@tools.ietf.org> wrote:
In addition to the text that was removed, some text from
draft-thomson-geopriv-3825bis was edited into Section 1:
"The options defined in this document have limited applicability for
mobile hosts. Typically DHCP clients refresh their configuration in
response to changes in interface state or pending lease expirations. As a
result, when a mobile host changes location without subsequently
completing another DHCP exchange, location configuration information
initially obtained via DHCP could become outdated."
[BA] By replacing the text on wireless usage with a statement of
applicability relating to mobile uses, the overall impression that
Section
1 leaves is a focus on wired uses.
[ML] After re-reading the above text, I wonder if it might be better
understood to re-word:
"The options defined in this document have limited applicability for
mobile hosts. Typically DHCP clients refresh their configuration in
response to changes in interface state or pending lease expirations. As a
result, when a mobile host changes location it MUST complete another DHCP
exchange to keep location current. Otherwise, the location configuration
information initially obtained via DHCP could become outdated."
Comments?
-Marc-
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