Re: New I-D revision: TFRC with sender-RTT estimate

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Based on the feedback, there seems to be pretty good support for doing this draft as a DCCP working group item, and this seems a straight- forward improvement to TFRC. Therefore, authors, please submit the next version as a DCCP working group draft, with the draft name set accordingly. The rest of us should read and send comments on the draft, to help the authors make timely progress getting this forward.

Thanks!

- Pasi & Tom


On Aug 20, 2010, at 9:54 PM, Pasi Sarolahti wrote:

Ok, so a couple of questions:

Gerrit, Gorry: if there is support to take this forward, how close to ready would you think we are -- are there open issues? Would it be realistic to think about WGLC in about few months of time? With quick reading I couldn't identify any contentious issues in the draft, and I think it points out a relevant problem in TFRC that needs to be addressed.

Group: would you support this to become a DCCP working group item for a proposed standard RFC? I will assume that people who respond "Yes" are committing to participate in reviewing this and the subsequent versions of the draft.

- Pasi


On Aug 18, 2010, at 4:42 AM, Gorry Fairhurst wrote:

Dear DCCP'ers.

Gerrit has been working on improving the CCID-3 implementation in Linux, and this has raised the question of whether we can now progress the 'sender sends RTT estimate' option that was originally specified (and recommended) in RFC 5348 and which was submitted asdraft-renker-dccp-tfrc-rtt-option-00.txt, with accompanying slides for IETF-72 at:

   https://wiki.tools.ietf.org/agenda/72/slides/dccp-3.pdf

We therefore have uploaded

   http://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-renker-dccp-tfrc-rtt-option-01.txt

We'd like the WG to consider this minor, but important update as a suitable piece of work for standardisation - We believe it addresses several practical issues with the current DCCP CCID3/4 approach.

Please read and send comments to the DCCP list.

Best wishes,

Gorry & Gerrit




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