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"OBIORAH FREDRICK" <obiorah@gmail.com> Thu, 22 November 2007 19:36 UTC

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Dear moderator,

I am an MSc student at Delft university of technology currently working on
DTN. I would like to know where and how to put some of my questions I need
clarification on.

If this is an avenue for such, then my question is:

I am considering investigating the use RUDP and coding techniques in routing
messages in DTN. since RUDP is almost similar to TCP with less complexity,
and also RUDP is yet to be made a formal standard, Is this approach
relevant, especially with respect to real world deployment of DTN.

Thanks

Fredrick

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