gital legal papers. 9) Support large scale
virtualized virtual private network and its applications. 10) etc."
The reference is the US patent application publication 20040255137.
If the BOF proceeds, at least this will deserve an IPR disclosure.
- Thierry
Daniel Raft wrote:
STEAM: BOF pr
PORT 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
I thought the DRAFT proposal was very interesting, but it includes RFC2119 for
a single throw-away bit of normative language. Port 9? Please! You
already excluded port 9 with the language in the later paragraph on port
allocation. So it's blatantly obvious that you are referencing RFC211
> STEAM: BOF proposal for Berlin
>
> You may have noticed a recent trend in the IETF towards very
> lightweight protocols for the Internet of Everything. >
> http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-draft-draft is the most fully
> developed proposal on the table today. It is ext
Tony Hansen writes:
> I'm thinking the enhanced RFC format proposed below should be dubbed
> STEAM/PUNC.
And anyone that participates in said work would be "STEAMed".
--
Wes Hardaker
SPARTA, Inc.
I'm thinking the enhanced RFC format proposed below should be dubbed
STEAM/PUNC.
Tony Hansen
On 4/1/2013 6:52 AM, Daniel Raft wrote:
> STEAM: BOF proposal for Berlin
> ...
> 2) Finally, preparing for the global deployment of the
> Internet-Enabled Smart Grid (IESG), and to
STEAM: BOF proposal for Berlin
You may have noticed a recent trend in the IETF towards very
lightweight protocols for the Internet of Everything.
http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-draft-draft is the most fully
developed proposal on the table today. It is extremely lightweight by
simply using UDP
