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Comments on draft-ietf-netconf-restconf-15 -- 3.4.1.1. Timestamp #69

Closed abierman closed 8 years ago

abierman commented 8 years ago

Steve Truong (struong) via ietf.org Jul 11

to netconf If the RESTCONF server is colocated with a NETCONF server, then the last-modified timestamp MUST represent the "running" datastore.

If the “running” datastore can also be accessed and changed by other servers such as CLI, SNMP, … how would the timestamp be reported?

This question also applied to the Entity Tag in the next subsection.

Another question is since restconf is supposed to be a (simplified) version of netconf (providing “a subset of Netconf functionality”) how would netconf provide the equivalent capability to its clients?

Thanks, steve

abierman commented 8 years ago

Added note Note that it is possible other protocols can cause the last-modified timestamp to be updated. Such mechanisms are out of scope for this document. similar note for entity tag

abierman commented 8 years ago

ignored question on netconf providing this functionality; out of scope

abierman commented 8 years ago

Issues addressed in draft-16