Protocol Inconsistency Sample Clauses

Protocol Inconsistency. Another problem is protocol inconsistency in the perfSONAR implementations. For example, perfSONAR defines an Echo message that can be used to check if a perfSONAR service (for example, an MA) is operational. If this message is sent to different perfSONAR services, different reply messages may be returned. There is no complete specification of messages which could be used by service developers. Unfortunately, OGF NM-WG is not a final standard supported by a standardisation organisation Also, in current perfSONAR implementations, all messages are created and parsed manually without any formal XML validation. OGF NM-WG is specified using only Relax NG as the formal specification language. If the Relax NG schemas had been used by all applications for formal message validation, some of the inconsistency would have been avoided. Relax NG does, however, not have the necessary formalism to define all aspects of a proper information model [MLAng] [YANG]. It is therefore not possible to properly validate the XML messages in perfSONAR which can lead to inconsistencies between different implementations.
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