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[Efficientnd-dt] Food for thought - router-controlled RS refresh

Erik Nordmark <nordmark@sonic.net> Thu, 21 August 2014 07:35 UTC

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I mentioned this in our Friday meeting in Toronto - finally put it on paper.

Do folks think this is a reasonable starting point for some Design Team
output when it comes to RS/RA?
If so, should we include all the RS/RA pieces in one document?
(implementation advise, raise the max advinterval, etc)

     Erik

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