current draft
Robert L Ullmann <ariel@world.std.com> Mon, 10 January 1994 23:47 UTC
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From: Robert L Ullmann <ariel@world.std.com>
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Subject: current draft
Hi, As I get feedback, and have time to add edits to the CATNIP base document, the current draft will be available in world.std.com:/pub/catnip/catnip-draft.txt I've done some revision, simplifying the IP v4 address extension option (Calling it the IPAE option would be confusing, eh?) and using the word "translate" instead of the word "convert", as well as removing remaining tweaks to the transport protocols (i.e. the TCP checksum is defined so it need never be "fixed" during translation, and is still general w/o knowledge of the remote AFI format.) and so on. Rob
- current draft Robert L Ullmann