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kraxel commented Jun 12, 2025

Ping.

(mail to tcpdump-workers with more details is here: https://seclists.org/tcpdump/2025/q2/22)

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@mcr, what should we do about new link-layer type requests while we're waiting for draft-ietf-opsawg-pcaplinktype to burst out of its chrysalis as a butterflyRFC?

Once it's an RFC, presumably we'll do our Expert Review and, once that's done, submit a new I-D for one or more new link-layer types, but what do we do in the interim?

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mcr commented Sep 16, 2025

I think, since you and I will become the Designated Experts, we should just allocated the next number.
Once it becomes an RFC, we will then remember and clue IANA in.
No new I-D is needed. IANA just keeps a list. The RFC is needed to set the rules for the registry, and to initialize it.

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mcr commented Sep 16, 2025

I think, since you and I will become the Designated Experts, we should just allocated the next number. Once it becomes an RFC, we will then remember and clue IANA in. No new I-D is needed. IANA just keeps a list. The RFC is needed to set the rules for the registry, and to initialize it.

I created a new label.
So, actually, let's tell @kraxel that they should go ahead with 302. I would rather not merge this until we can update IANA, but I'm of two minds here.

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There is already a label for it.

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