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Title : Path based route identification in SCTP
Author(s) : T. Kubo, K. Iida
Filename : draft-toshiyuki-path-sctp-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2003-2-27
Although SCTP provides multihoming function, a single point of
failure may occur due to its lack of source address selection.
RFC2960 describes that 'a host should pick the most divergent source-
destination pair.' But, it also describes that selecting source
address is implementation matter. In RFC3257, Coene et al. have
claimed that a host must take careful in selectiong its source
address. In this document, we propose a way of outgoing interface
selection and its corresponding source address selection in SCTP.
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