Re: [DNA] Last call: Detection of Network Attachment (DNA) in IPv4(fwd)

[JinHyeock Choi <jinchoe@gmail.com>]

> The DNAv4 draft does determine when the host needs to get some
> configuration information from a DHCP server.  The process for that is
> governed by the DHCPv4 specification, though the DNAv4 spec does describe
> the state that the DHCPv4 client should be in (INIT-REBOOT, etc.).

ok. Then I see no difference between DNAv4 & DNA v6 w.r.t. this.  

> We will change the text to refer only to "Attachment Point".

I come to think that we would better use "Point of Attachment" 
because we can't use abbreviation for "Attachment Point" and 
IEEE 802.21 WG is using "PoA" already. 

> In reviewing the document, I think that the term "Most Likely Point of
> Attachment" really means "Most Likely Network", where as when the document
> refers to changing the "point of attachment" it really means changing the
> "attachment point".

I agree. I think the term "Most Likely Point of Attachment" 
is confusing.     

Best Regards

JinHyeock