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Title : Framework and Requirements for TRIGTRAN
Author(s) : S. Dawkins et al.
Filename : draft-dawkins-trigtran-framework-00.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 2003-2-26
IETF-standardized unicast transport protocols have been
designed to allow two end points to maintain communications by
individually reacting to loss or degraded packet arrival times.
Historically, those protocols have assumed loss is congestive
and have reacted by decreasing the packet transmission rate to
ease congestion. There are a number of cases, however, where
these assumptions are incorrect, and one or more path segments
present losses due to intermittent connectivity, a high
uncorrected error rate, or the need for access path changes
('hand-off's). Previous work [PILC] has addressed these
conditions using end-to-end mechanisms. This draft examines the
use of an on-path signaling mechanisms capable of providing
advisory notifications for use in modifying the behavior of the
transport in order to better respond to actual network
conditions. This draft serves to create discussion in this area
as there are many ways to skin the cat. We are interested in
hearing about them through open discussion.
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