[tcpm] 1323 & TCP MSS in Appendix A

David Borman <david.borman@windriver.com> Fri, 15 February 2008 22:15 UTC

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Subject: [tcpm] 1323 & TCP MSS in Appendix A
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Hi,

In Chicago we discussed moving the description of the TCP MSS option  
out of Appendix A and into a separate document.  I don't recall coming  
to a decision, I think we were going to take it to the mailing list.   
So, here's the question:

Should I take the description of the TCP MSS option out of Appendix A  
and put it into a separate draft, or should we just leave it in the  
revision for 1323?

I believe the argument for moving it out into a separate document was  
that this is an important point the implementors continue to get  
wrong, so pulling it out into a separate document will bring more  
visibility.

My personal opinion is that not that strong, I'd be fine with leaving  
it in 1323.bis, and also fine with moving it to its own draft document.

			-David Borman

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