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Title : The NSIS Transport Layer Protocol (NTLP)
Author(s) : M. Shore
Filename : draft-shore-ntlp-00.txt
Pages : 23
Date : 2003-6-24
The RSVP [RFC2205] model for communicating requests to network
devices along a datapath has proven useful for a variety of appli-
cations beyond what the protocol designers envisioned, and while
the architectural model generalizes well the protocol itself has a
number of features that limit its applicability to applications
other than IntServ [RFC1633]. The NSIS working group is developing
a modernized version that, among other things, is based on a 'two-
layer' architecture that divides protocol function into transport
and application. This document describes the transport protocol.
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