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Title : Generic Internet Signaling Transport over DCCP and DTLS
Author(s) : J. Manner
Filename : draft-manner-nsis-gist-dccp-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2007-6-15
The General Internet Signaling Transport (GIST) protocol
specification supports two transport modes: UDP for very infrequent
messaging, and TCP for all other cases. However, with TCP comes
certain undesirable features, e.g., head of line blocking, which
affect performance when a number of sessions are multiplexed over the
same TCP connection. In certain environments and deployment
scenarios, an unreliable, but still congestion controlled, transport
would be needed. This specification proposes DCCP as a transport
protocol for GIST.
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