Query about Time-to-check-back in TCP based Time-stamping
"Prashant Dambe" <prashant@elock.co.in> Thu, 22 March 2001 04:48 UTC
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From: Prashant Dambe <prashant@elock.co.in>
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Subject: Query about Time-to-check-back in TCP based Time-stamping
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Draft for Time-stamp says TCP-based protocol is to be used for transport of TSA messages. This protocol is suitable for cases where an entity initiates a transaction and can poll to pick up the results. The "time-to-check-back" parameter is an unsigned 32-bit integer, defined to be the number of seconds that have elapsed since midnight, January 1, 1970, coordinated universal time. It provides an estimate of the time that the end entity should send its next pollReq. It means local clock has to synchronized with TS-Server clock to use properly the time-to-check-back field.
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