This does sound rather like the work of the IETF ForCES
working group; the intent there is to split one logical
router - to the outside world - into separate pieces. The
focus is on the separation of layers 5/6/7 (BGP, OSPF etc
routing protocols, traffic shaping, NAT) from layer 3
(packet forward
At 07:47 PM 12/4/2001, Mareline Sheldon wrote:
>But how to get it up the TCP stack to port 179.
since this is your own little world, you don't have to use the same
transport. Use reliable multicast in some form. An example of such recently
went to Proposed Standard:
"PGM Reliable Tr
>Can i do some sort of broadcasting/multicasting of TCP packets on an
>ethernet.
No, but there are various reliable-multicast protocols; look up the RMT
working group.
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HI,
This query is regarding Kerberos V5.
I want to know in case of WAN, what the flow of
request starting from the client to the application
server will be when it doesnt have the ticket for it ?
Does client have to know the adrress of Kerberos
server ?
Your help will be immensly appreciated.
Hi
I am working on ATM. Can any one tell me
where I can get or download the Traffic Generators for the
following
Traffic Generator for Compressed Voice Packets
over ATM
Traffic Generator for ATM MPLS
Traffic Generator for ATM PNNI
Your response will help me a lot
Thanks
Chandra
