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Draft: draft-ietf-dhc-dhcpv6-yang-15

Commentary:   branch to master after posting
DHCPv6 RFC8415 is widely used for supplying configuration and other
relevant parameters to clients in IPv6 networks.  This document
defines YANG modules for the configuration and management of DHCPv6
servers, relays and clients.  Separate 'element' modules are defined
for each of these.  There is an additional module per-element
defining DHCP options which are relevant for that element (taken from
the options defined in RFC8415.
DHCPv6 RFC8415 is widely used for supplying configuration and other
relevant parameters to clients in IPv6 networks.  This document
defines YANG modules for the configuration and management of DHCPv6
servers, relays and clients.  Separate 'element' modules are defined
for each of these.  There is an additional module per-element
defining DHCP options which are relevant for that element (taken from
the options defined in RFC8415).
Draft: draft-ietf-dhc-dhcpv6-yang-07

Commentary: Addresses . 
 Current text says " 0 " or " 1 " . 
 merged
rapid-commit: Setting the value to '1' represents the address/
prefix pool support the Solicit-Reply message exchange. '0' means
the server will simply ignore the Rapid Commit option in Solicit
message.
rapid-commit: Setting the value to 'true' represents the address/
prefix pool support the Solicit-Reply message exchange. 'false'
means the server will simply ignore the Rapid Commit option in
Solicit message.
rapid-commit: '1' indicates a client can initiate a Solicit-Reply
message exchange by adding a Rapid Commit option in Solicit
message.  '0' means the client is not allowed to add a Rapid
Commit option to request addresses in a two-message exchange
pattern.
rapid-commit: 'true' indicates a client can initiate a Solicit-
Reply message exchange by adding a Rapid Commit option in Solicit
message.  'false' means the client is not allowed to add a Rapid
Commit option to request addresses in a two-message exchange
pattern.