> Xavier Riley discussed his email outlining two approaches to handling
> security for IPP. There was a lot of good discussion on this topic with
> the following agreement:
>
> [...snip...]
>
> 6) An administrator must be able to configure the security options.
What exactly is the significance of this statement? That is, what
kinds of thoughts were offered during the telecom regarding expected
methods for "configuring" the "security options"?
This is not a challenge, but rather a request for clarification. It
would seem obvious (to some, anyway) that of course the administrator
must be able to configure a target element. But why mention this fact
in a list in which the other items are far more detailed?
...jay
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