Re: Comments on PMTU-Draft-RFC
Philippe Prindeville <philipp@Gipsi.Gipsi.Fr> Mon, 05 February 1990 13:03 UTC
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Date: Mon, 05 Feb 1990 02:50:15 -0100
From: Philippe Prindeville <philipp@Gipsi.Gipsi.Fr>
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Subject: Re: Comments on PMTU-Draft-RFC
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> concluding remark: it's too bad the protocol ended up so complicated. Yes, I agree. My suggestion to reconsider the Mogul/Kent probe protocol raised a bit of dust about privacy, but no one said what was inherently wrong with it. I think we need some discussion on this (though it is a bit late, admittedly). If this comes up at IETF, can someone make notes? I think Steve and I shall be absent. Thanks, -Philip
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