[TERNLI] question about layer focus

Joe Touch <touch@ISI.EDU> Tue, 13 June 2006 16:04 UTC

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Hi, all,

I noticed that the BOF title and description focuses on transport
interactions with network layer indications.

However, some of the background reading suggests link-transport
interaction. IMO, this has been the previous issue with some previous
attempts near this solution space; is this difference being addressed in
this BOF, or is the BOF setting a boundary (i.e., only transport-net and
net-link are allowed, but not transport-link?)

Joe