Hi Gabriel,
I think that at this point the discussion is not very productive.
I admit that I’m not very familiar with SDNs, so I have to
blindly trust you when you state that the SDN Controller
knows everything and is able to control everything,
so it is like God. Probably this is true.
> On 20 Jul 2017, at 9:56, Valery Smyslov wrote:
>
> Hi Gabriel,
>
> I think that at this point the discussion is not very productive.
> I admit that I’m not very familiar with SDNs, so I have to
> blindly trust you when you state that the SDN Controller
> knows everything and is able to contro
Hey Ashok,
thanks for your feedback.
For your first comment I tend to agree and I think we can add this to the
draft!
For the second, I agree with your assumption that tunnels might appear in
constrained scenarios (it’s actually one of our main goals for ipsec/esp).
However, I’m not sure if this
Hi,
IP fragmentation is a Bad Thing in general and it is better to
avoid it. With TCP traffic the TCP/IP stack
usually sends only unfragmented IP packets, so this is usually
not a problem (especially if you fool the stack that the MTU
is a bit smaller than real, so the packet is still withi
