RFC 6243 (With-defaults Capability) compliance

[David Charlap]

I have gone through RFC 6243 (With-defaults Capability).  I have prepared the following summary of libnetconf's compliance, but it is not complete.  Please look for the sections in boldface and fill in the information that I was not able to determine on my own.  Also, if you notice any mistakes, please correct them.  Feel free to retain this table for your own information - you may find it useful if/when others ask similar questions in the future.

Based on earlier discussions, it is my understanding that RFC 6243 is supported, but I don't know the extent of this support.  Is every aspect of the RFC supported?  See below for what I believe to be correct and what I don't yet know.

(I will be posting additional messages later today for RFCs 6020 and 6470.)

Thanks in advance,

-- David

1. Introduction - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
1. Terminology - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
2. Default-Handling Behavior
• Data retrieval
• Create and delete operations
3. Client Controlled Retrieval of Default Data
   
2. Default-Handling Basic Modes - see below
1. 'report-all' Basic Mode - Is this fully supported?  The capabilities report implies that is is, but does that cover every aspect of the feature?
   
1. 'report-all' Basic Mode Retrieval - Compliant
   
2. 'report-all' <with-defaults> Retrieval - Is this fully supported?
   
3. 'report-all' <edit-config> and <copy-config> Behavior - Is this fully supported?
2. 'trim' Basic Mode - Is this fully supported?  The capabilities report implies that is is, but does that cover every aspect of the feature?
1. 'trim' Basic Mode Retrieval - Compliant
   
2. 'trim' <with-defaults> Retrieval - Is this fully supported?
3. 'trim' <edit-config> and <copy-config> Behavior - Is this fully supported?
3. 'explicit' Basic Mode - Is this fully supported?  The capabilities report implies that is is, but does that cover every aspect of the feature?
1. 'explicit' Basic Mode Retrieval - Compliant
   
2. 'explicit' <with-defaults> Retrieval - Is this fully supported?
3. 'explicit' <edit-config> and <copy-config> Behavior - Is this fully supported?
3. Retrieval of Default Data - Compliant
   
1. 'report-all' Retrieval Mode - Compliant
2. 'trim' Retrieval Mode - Compliant
   
3. 'explicit' Retrieval Mode - Compliant
4. 'report-all-tagged' Retrieval Mode - Compliant
4. With-defaults Capability - Compliant
1. Overview - Compliant
2. Dependencies - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
3. Capability Identifier - Compliant
4. new Operations - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
5. Modifications to Existing Operations - Are these this fully supported?
1. <get>, <get-config> and <copy-config> Operations - Is this fully supported?
2. <edit-config> Operation - Is this fully supported?
3. Other Operations - Is this fully supported?
4. Interactions with Other Capabilities - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
5. YANG Module for the <with-defaults> Parameter - Is this fully supported?
6. XSD for the 'default' Attribute - Is this fully supported?
7. IANA Considerations - Compliant
8. Security Considerations - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
9. Acknowledgements - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
10. Normative References - non-normative.  No compliance issues.

• Appendix A. Usage Examples - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
1. Example YANG Module - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
2. Example Data Set - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
3. Protocol Operation Example
1. <with-defaults> = 'report-all' - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
2. <with-defaults> = 'report-all-tagged' - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
3. <with-defaults> = 'trim' - non-normative.  No compliance issues.
4. <with-defaults> = 'explicit' - non-normative.  No compliance issues.

[Radek Krejčí]

yes, it should be supported, see the libnetconf docs.

Radek

Dne 30.3.2015 v 19:59 David Charlap napsal(a):

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