>In the last slot of the thursday ipng session of the Dan Diego
>IETF meeting, we give a short talk on "LIN6: Mobility Support
>in IPv6 based on End-to-End Communication Model".
>i-d is available at the following URL:
> ftp://ftp.csl.sony.co.jp/CSL/tera/draft-teraoka-mobility-lin6-00.txt
In the last slot of the thursday ipng session of the Dan Diego
IETF meeting, we give a short talk on "LIN6: Mobility Support
in IPv6 based on End-to-End Communication Model".
i-d is available at the following URL:
ftp://ftp.csl.sony.co.jp/CSL/tera/draft-teraoka-mobility-lin6-00.txt
LIN6 has
Bill,
You describe accurately what we get by changing nothing: encrypted traffic
will be subject to a less rich set of QOS policy options than
unencrypted traffic.
Brian
Bill Sommerfeld wrote:
>
> I haven't seen a convincing case why even inter-ISP classifiers need
> to know the inner port n
I haven't seen a convincing case why even inter-ISP classifiers need
to know the inner port numbers or inner ip addresses for encrypted
traffic.
If I were implementing the hypothetical extension header, I'd have to
provide policy knobs which determine whether it gets added to outbound
traffic; wh
Alex Conta wrote:
>
> The capture of the type of application is in fact the idea behind the
> IANA reserved/defined value of the "flow label type' in my "flow-label"
> related recent draft. The first bit of the redefined
> "flow label type" would indicate that it is a IANA number as opposed to
>
In your previous mail you wrote:
>Because diffserv has a problem if it needs to re-classify encrypted
>traffic, since the port & protocol #s are hidden. However, the idea
>of an extension header is *much* better than subverting the flow
>label.
>
Apart from the fact that I
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brian E Carpenter writes:
>Catching up after some delay and being able to discuss this
>in person with Francis yesterday...
>
>Steve Deering wrote:
>>
>> At 5:30 PM -0600 12/1/00, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
>> >Francis Dupont wrote:
>> >...
>> > > => just associate a
As part of the press coverage that we will get
before, during and after the Madrid Global IPv6 Summit, the IT
magazine producer IDG, is preparing a special edition that will be included
during January (2001) with the Spanish edition of Communications World Magazine
(monthly edition) and Com
You
are probably running "Windows 2000" with "IPv6 Technology Preview for Windows
2000". A error like this occured also on my system with the same config, when
trying to run ncFTP, obtained from Microsoft Research.
Probably you need the version released at Microsoft
Research and not the Te
Catching up after some delay and being able to discuss this
in person with Francis yesterday...
Steve Deering wrote:
>
> At 5:30 PM -0600 12/1/00, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
> >Francis Dupont wrote:
> >...
> > > => just associate a QoS to a SPI and send the information (ie. how to
> > > classify p
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