In einer eMail vom 22.01.2010 11:27:24 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt l...@cisco.com:
share some skepticism about buffering of packets, but there are a few mitigation methods that Noel didn't go into, such as pre-fetching of EIDs that are known (somehow) to be active, or maintaining a longer cache for those that are popular. I would view this as an area of future research, something that it might be a good idea to more clearly call out in each of the proposed work items, since that perhaps is a starting point for the next phase of what is happening here. Eliot, Don't you recognize that caching is THE repair-tool of a miserable routing technique ? Wouldn't it be better to implement a routing technology which doesn't need caching at all ? Robin, You several times emphasized the disadvantageous delay of the first packet due to LISP/ALT. Wouldn't it be more appropriate to emphasize the disadvantageous delay of ALL packets due to the Moore's law sabotaging routing technique as of today and as of all proposed mainstream-solutions ? Heiner
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