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1 Civic Address Extensibility draft-ietf-geopriv-prefix draft-george-geopriv-lamp-post draft-winterbottom-geopriv-local-civic

2 Goals Get consensus on the problem we’re trying to solve here Introduce solutions and start some discussions

3 Problem Statement There are things that people want to add to the RFC 5139 address structure – -prefix, -lamp-post, etc. Need to manage extensibility to maintain interop Changing that structure requires re-issuing the schema, breaking backward compatibility Need to maintain parity in DHCP encoding LoST location validation needs to refer to civic address elements (, etc.)

4 Solution Option #1 Change the RFC 5139 schema Break backward compatibility Nothing else changes

5 Solution Option #2 Define a single extension element: – Y – Type MUST be in IANA registry Optionally, second element for “non-official”, unregistered extension CAtypes DHCP via normal IANA numbering LoST modifications to enable validation to refer to elements in these extensions

6 Solution Option #3 Extensions go in their own namespaces – Y Add a “namespace” field to the IANA registry LoST just works, by use of QNames DHCP via normal IANA numbering

7 Questions Does the above problem statement capture all the relevant concerns? Discussion of solution options on the list, or at virtual interim!


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