RE: FW: [bmwg] WG Last Call: draft-ietf-bmwg-mcastm-10.txt

Debby (and other authors),

I have run across a similar problem with our bmwg-dsmterm-04 draft.  An
issue that the authors brought up, discuss, and resolved a year ago
resurfaced.

What I forgot to do was incorporate why/how we resolved the issue into
bmwg-dsmterm-04 text.  In the upcoming version 5, there is an extra
paragraph on why delay is a non-deterministic indicator for congestion.

I suggest that you incorporate the Oct 2001 thread into your draft.  Then
you can refer them to the draft instead of the reflector.

Jerry.

>This was discussed at length back in Oct 2001 - please see thread
>http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/working-groups/bmwg/current/thrd10.html
for
>details.  I believe that if you combine:
>     The offered load per each DUT/SUT port MUST not exceed the maximum
>     bandwidth capacity of any configured receive DUT/SUT ports.

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