IP compression of entire datagram
Michael Giniger <mginiger@tiac.net> Wed, 02 September 1998 14:58 UTC
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Hi I was reading through the IP compression draft and it appears that the draft only intends for IP compression to be performed on the payload portion of IP packets. In the case of IP security gateways that operate in tunnel mode, is it correct (and standards compliant) to perform IP compression on the entire inner IP datagram instead of just the payload portion of the inner IP datagram? Thanks in advance sincerely Michael Giniger Assured Digital, Inc.
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