On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Dave Thaler wrote:
Point taken. How about:
A proxy MUST ensure that loops are prevented, either by running
the Spanning Tree Algorithm and Protocol defined in [BRIDGE] on all
proxy interfaces as described below, or by being deployable only in
an environment where physical loops cannot occur. For example, in a
cell phone which proxies between a PPP dialup link and a local Ethernet
interface, it is typically safe to assume that physical loops are not
possible and hence there is no need to support the Spanning Tree
Protocol (STP).
This text looks fine by me. Thanks!
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