Re: TTL Uses ???
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To: Steve Deering <deering@parc.xerox.com>
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Subject: Re: TTL Uses ???
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Date: Fri, 14 Jan 1994 17:09:59 -0500
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Steve and all responders, Thanks for the responses it made things more clear. I think we are moving much up to the transport. Another example is PMTU Discovery. I am designing a Host now that completely will use PMTU in a lab environment. But NFS and a well known database application use UDP and insist on big packets. I am covering it at the transport layer. thanks again, /jim
- TTL Uses ??? bound
- RE: TTL Uses ??? Steve Huston, COHESIONworX, 508-264-7117
- Re: TTL Uses ??? Steve Deering
- Re: TTL Uses ??? Matt Crawford
- Re: TTL Uses ??? Steve Deering
- Re: TTL Uses ??? Scott Bradner
- Re: TTL Uses ??? bound