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Re: [bmwg] Meeting Minutes Review: IPsec Terminology

Tim Van Herck <herckt@cisco.com> Wed, 29 October 2003 00:30 UTC

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Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 16:28:58 -0800
From: Tim Van Herck <herckt@cisco.com>
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>>Would you agree that we try a middleground solution where we stay away 
>>from IMIX and redefine -a- general mix where we only suggest a potential 
>>mix format but require the mix to be reported in any of the documented 
>>results.
> 
> if you mean a concurrent mix of sizes that I think we will just
> agree to disagree - if you mean a sequence of sizes then I'm in that camp

Concurrent mix but enter it as an optional datapoint since it is a 
marketing style result. I'd also be more inclined to only go with 
discrete datapoint reporting. And put emphasis in the document that 
testing with mixes produces fluctuating results.

	Tim-


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