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Hi Abhi, Thanks for your comments and suggestions! I added some content according to your comments, please refer to the attached doc. Please let me know if you have further comments. Best regards, Pei Zhou 发件人: Abhishek Patil <appatil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Pei,
I am still concerned about security. I don’t have a clear solution yet. I have a few comments/suggestions embedded in the attached doc. Could you please take a look? From: ** STDS-802-11-TGbc -- Enhanced Broadcast Service ** <STDS-802-11-TGBC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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originated from outside of the organization. Hi Mark, Thanks for your comments. > Thanks for the update. I attach further comments. Attached please find a revised version based on your comments. Please let me know If you have further comments. I would be great if you can add your suggested content into our text proposal. >
Well, 11.100.5 is about responding to a notice of termination, where obviously what you'd want to do is to extend the session. I don't think that means that all you can use the Requested Time To Termination field is for extension. As I said, if that's the case, I would like to see that stated explicitly, and I'd also like to understand why a stream should be kept running even if no-one is listening to it. I agree that the Requested Time To Termination subfield can be used to extend and/or shorten the EBCS services.
I think both are OK, and I didn’t put any restrictions in
our text. Best regards, Pei Zhou 发件人: Mark Rison <m.rison@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello Pei, > Attached please find a revised text proposal. Some updates are made based on Mark’s comments. > Please let me know if you have further comments or if you have additional content to be added to the text proposal, thanks! Thanks for the update. I attach further comments. >
As for the case of using Time To Termination to extend the TTT, I found some related content in Clause 11.100.5 EBCS Termination Notice Procedure (page 58 of D1.02) attached below. I didn’t
find the case of using Time To Termination request to shorten the TTT as well. Well, 11.100.5 is about responding to a notice of termination, where obviously what you'd want to do is to extend the session. I don't think that means that all you can use the Requested Time To Termination field is for extension. As I said, if that's the case, I would like to see that stated explicitly, and I'd also like to understand why a stream should be kept running even if no-one is listening to it. Thanks, Mark --
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Hi Mark and Xiaofei, Thank you for your valuable comments and discussions. Attached please find a revised text proposal. Some updates are made based on Mark’s comments. Please let me know if you have further comments or if you have additional content to be added to the text proposal, thanks! As for the case of using Time To Termination to extend the TTT, I found some related content in Clause 11.100.5 EBCS Termination Notice Procedure (page 58 of D1.02) attached below.
I didn’t find the case of using Time To Termination request to shorten the TTT as well. Best regards, Pei Zhou 发件人: ** STDS-802-11-TGbc -- Enhanced Broadcast Service ** <STDS-802-11-TGBC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
代表 Mark Rison > I don’t think that in the existing spec we have discussed the case of using Time To Termination request to shorten the TTT, it has been used to extend the TTT, at least that
is my impression. I suppose it is a case we can consider or we can be more specific about it in the protocol description. Hm, I've just grepped D1.02 and I can't find anything that indicates it's only used to extend the duration of a TS. Am I missing something? If this is indeed the intent, then I think it definitely needs some words, because to me it's very counter-intuitive (if there is only one subscriber to a TS, and they've said they only need it for 5 more minutes, why would you keep broadcasting it for the next hour?). Thanks, Mark --
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