Hi Juan Carlos, frankly I don't see any reason why the ServicePolicy should not serve as a holder for RFC3161's 'reqPolicy'.
And this timestamping topic is another reason to support a set of policies.
Greetings, Andreas
> Hi, >
> I agree that it seems that the request does not incorporate the
> nonce...but in the RFC3161 there is also another field: reqPolicy,
> which I am not sure can be asimilated to the ServicePolicy...if we are
> going to "mimic" the request from the RFC 3161, shouldn't mimic also
> this field?. I am not saying that we should exactly mimic, just that
> if we add the nonce, maybe we should also add the reqPolicy, unless we
> clearly feel that the servicePolicy element could play the same role >
> Regards
> Juan Carlos. > >
> El 21/3/17 a las 13:22, Mr. Stefan Hagen escribió: >> Hi Andreas, >> On 21/03/17 13:15, Andreas Kuehne wrote: >>> Hi experts, >>> >>> >>> I just came across the nonce element in the RFC 3161 : >>> >>> "The nonce [...] allows the client to verify the timeliness of the >>> response when no local clock is available. [...] the same nonce value >>> MUST be included in the response " >>> >>> We do mention the nonce in the core document but only in terms of >>> verification processing. I can't find a way to include a nonce value in >>> a request. Did we just forget to mention the optional input >>> 'Nonce'? If >>> yes, it would be a good moment to add it into the refurbished core ;-) >> the latter and yes the suggested remediation also :-) >> >> Thank you! >> >> Best, >> Stefan > > > >
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