Bootstrapping Clients using the Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) Protocol
draft-ietf-ips-iscsi-boot-12

[Note]: 'Returning document.  No new reviews, please.  The draft originally  was torn apart by ops-dir and security reviews and a team led by Bernard Aboba, completely reworked it for nine months.  It came back to us in late Nov 2003.  It got new Discusses.  The WG had become more-or-less dormant, by now, so the revs for these Discusses did not come until Mar 22.  Steve''s is the only one uncleared, and perhaps by this agenda item, he can re-review now.' added by Allison Mankin

[Note]: 'New revision was accepted - changed document included a significant use of DHCP and some other major changes - these meant some Discuss reviews and another iteration, but not the serious re-design that was occasioned last time.  Most serious issues - DHCP/DHCPv6 diffs' added by Allison Mankin

New revision was accepted - changed document included a significant use of DHCP and some other major changes - these meant some Discuss reviews and another iteration, but not the serious re-design that was occasioned last time.  Most serious issues - DHCP/DHCPv6 diffs

[Note]: 'The document has been revised completely with a new security approach (developed by a strong security design team led by Aboba during intense discussions) and this is placed on the 11/20 agenda for review now.  There was support by the broader community (vendors etc.) that this would be implemented if it passed our review.' added by Amy Vezza

[Note]: 'The document has been revised completely with a new security approach (developed by a strong security design team led by Aboba during intense discussions) and this is placed on the 11/20 agenda for review now.  There was support by the broader community (vendors etc.) that this would be implemented if it passed our review.' added by Allison Mankin

[Note]: 'The document has been revised completely with a new security approach (developed by a strong security design team led by Aboba during intense discussions) and this is placed on the 11/20 agenda for review now.  There was support by the broader community (vendors etc.) that this would be implemented if it passed our review.' added by Allison Mankin

The document has been revised completely with a new security approach (developed by a strong security design team led by Aboba during intense discussions) and this is placed on the 11/20 agenda for review now.  There was support by the broader community (vendors etc.) that this would be implemented if it passed our review.

Ops directorate issues sent to David Black for fixes to this document before 27 December meeting - revision needed - separated from iSCSI proper - needs security fixes in particular...