> From: RJ Atkinson <[email protected]>
> I don't find the "CES" or "CEE" terms to be very meaningful, in that
> they don't really inform one about the important properties of any
> proposal.
{Visualize Noel falling off chair...}
Say what?
In deployment terms (which also has a big effect on the economics), it's very
important, because it tells you whether one needs to modify hosts or not. You
may not think that's a significant barrier, but I (and probably others) don't
agree.
Even in architectural terms, it's important: whether some function is
implemented in 'the network' or 'the edge' is a fairly significant decision in
architectural terms - and it is just that choice that the CES/CEE choice
highlights.
Yes, CES/CEE is not the only, or most, significant architectural axis, but
it's surely not one I would characterize as 'not really ... important'.
Noel
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