Objectives of the working group (was Re; Last Call for ... )
Dave O'Leary <doleary@cisco.com> Tue, 24 October 1995 22:55 UTC
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Dilip sez: "The belief that ATM SVCs are more desirable than multiple IP hops is one that is in line with the objectives of ROLC." Individuals have beliefs. The beliefs of individuals and the objectives of the working group are different things. There are individuals who attend ROLC meetings and participate on this mailing list who may believe that "ATM SVCs are more desirable than multiple IP hops". There are also individuals who attend ROLC meetings and participate on this mailing list who believe that ATM (and other switched services) will be available from The Phone Company as inexpensive ways to get lots of bandwidth between multiple sites, and that these services will be cheap enough to do some extra work to make IP run over them effectively, and if necessary share the fabric well with other protocols. There are some people who consider this extra work a real headache, but since the bandwidth will be cheap enough, the extra work/complexity (pain) is worth it. You can refer to the working group charter to see what the stated objectives of the working group are (note that there isn't anything dictating which switching technologies are preferred over others). dave
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