Hi all,
This update to rfc2510bis (i.e., CMP) has added the text that Magnus Nystrom (with the support of others) posted to the list for defining poll request and poll response messages at the CMP layer (primarily to better accommodate the "waiting" status response that has been in the document since the beginning). The draft is otherwise unchanged.
Since submission, Magnus pointed out to me a small number of editorial corrections. So, alas, one more revision is needed and will appear immediately after the IETF meeting.
Carlisle.
P.S., I have also submitted an update to rfc2511bis, since that draft was due to expire this month. It is completely unchanged, other than to adjust the publication and expiry dates appropriately.
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Date : 27-Nov-01
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