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Draft: draft-ietf-dmarc-dmarcbis-01

Commentary: updated ASCII art for mail flow . stripped down description of ASCII art . new text for Domain Owner actions .
To implement the DMARC mechanism, the only action required of a
Domain Owner is the creation of the DMARC policy record in the DNS.
However, in order to make meaningful use of DMARC, a Domain Owner
must at minimum either establish an address to receive reports, or
deploy authentication technologies and ensure Identifier Alignment.
Most Domain Owners will want to do both.
DMARC reports will be of significant size, and the addresses that
receive them are publicly visible, so we encourage Domain Owners to
set up dedicated email addresses to receive and process reports, and
to deploy abuse countermeasures on those email addresses as
appropriate.
Authentication technologies are discussed in RFC6376 (see also
RFC5585 and RFC5863) and RFC7208.
Draft: draft-ietf-dmarc-dmarcbis-01

Commentary: … ng ' Minimum Implementations ' section
Domain owners, intermediaries, and mail receivers can all claim to
implement DMARC, but what that means will depend on their role in the
transmission of mail.  To remove any ambiguity from the claims, this
document specifies the following minimum criteria that must be met
for each agent to rightly claim to be "implementing DMARC".
While 'none' is a syntactically valid value for both the p and sp
tags, the practical value of either the p tag or sp tag being 'none'
means that the domain owner is still gathering information about mail
flows for the domain or sub-domains, and is not yet ready to commit
to requesting that unauthenticated mail receive different handling
than authenticated mail.
Draft: draft-ietf-dmarc-dmarcbis-01

Commentary: How come ARC compliance becomes an integral part of DMARC ? They are different protocols . 
 The work of the design team is to propose text at this stage . Discussion of the proposed text can take place on - list starting after April 23 .
Domain owners, intermediaries, and mail receivers can all claim to
implement DMARC, but what that means will depend on their role in the
transmission of mail.  To remove any ambiguity from the claims, this
document specifies the following minimum criteria that must be met
for each agent to rightly claim to be "implementing DMARC".
While 'none' is a syntactically valid value for both the p and sp
tags, the practical value of either the p tag or sp tag being 'none'
means that the domain owner is still gathering information about mail
flows for the domain or sub-domains, and is not yet ready to commit
to requesting that unauthenticated mail receive different handling
than authenticated mail.
Draft: draft-ietf-dmarc-dmarcbis-01

Commentary: should serve to regulate the size of reports , by sending them more often . See . 
 The work of the design team is to propose text at this stage . Discussion of the proposed text can take place on - list starting after April 23 .
The place such URIs are specified (see general-record-format) allows
a list of these to be provided.  A report is normally sent to each
listed URI in the order provided by the Domain Owner.  Receivers MAY
impose a limit on the number of URIs to which they will send reports
but MUST support the ability to send to at least two.  The list of
URIs is separated by commas (ASCII 0x2C).
The place such URIs are specified (see general-record-format) allows
a list of these to be provided.  The list of URIs is separated by
commas (ASCII 0x2c).  A report is normally sent to each listed URI in
the order provided by the Domain Owner.
Draft: draft-ietf-dmarc-dmarcbis-01

Commentary: The erroneous refs should 've been to RFC 7208 . They are now .
In relaxed mode, the RFC3986-authenticated domain and RFC5322.From
domain must have the same Organizational Domain.  In strict mode,
only an exact DNS domain match is considered to produce Identifier
Alignment.
In relaxed mode, the RFC7208-authenticated domain and RFC5322.From
domain must have the same Organizational Domain.  In strict mode,
only an exact DNS domain match is considered to produce Identifier
Alignment.