[Nsi-wg] vote on naming for Agents types
"Joan A. García-Espín"
joan.antoni.garcia at i2cat.net
Tue Dec 22 06:53:45 CST 2009
Dear Guy,
My choice is 1: {requester, provider} agents.
On a second instance, I would choose 3, but in general I agree with
Tomohiro.
By the way, I will be on holidays from tomorrow to the 10th of Jan, with
occasionally Internet access. Please, excuse my slow reaction to email.
Regards,
--
Joan A. García-Espín
CTX, Fundació i2CAT
El 16/12/2009 18:31, Guy Roberts escribió:
>
> Hi All,
>
> On the latest NSI conference call we have been pondering a suitable
> name for the two instances of an Agent that resides on either end of a
> Network Service Interface. Up to now the term 'Requestor Agent' has
> been used to identify the agent that originates the connection
> request, and 'Provider Agent' for the agent that processes (reserves,
> provisions etc) the request. Objections have been raised to this
> terminology based on the desire to break away from the old use of
> 'provider' as used in ISP.
>
> We would like to hold a ballot in the NSI group for preferred name.
> The following names have been suggested, please respond with an email
> to me with the number of your preferred choice.
>
> 1. Requestor Agent, Provider Agent
>
> 2. Requestor Agent, Service Agent
>
> 3. Requestor Agent, Granter Agent
>
> 4. Requestor Agent, Implementer Agent
>
> Regards,
>
> Guy
>
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