On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 2:26 PM, Alex Rousskov < rousskov@measurement-factory.com> wrote: > It could be this > > WG job to design protocols and deployment recommendations that make > > monitoring easy to integrate, discover, and either consent to or reject. > The working group is constrained to work within the limits set out in general IETF policy. In this case, that is RFC 2804. Look particularly at section 3. As you will note from that, there are certainly middleboxes which are within scope (configured HTTP proxies among them). But there are others which are not. I know of no interception proxy requiring a newly installed root CA which would fit within the current policy, but I'm willing to be informed should there be one. But the common case is clearly outside the scope of the engineering efforts appropriate to the IETF, according to our current policies. regards, Ted
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