draft-ietf-wnils-whois-mesh-00.txt
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Subject: draft-ietf-wnils-whois-mesh-00.txt
In a separate mail you will recieve the first draft of a document which describes the client interaction with a whois++ mesh. What is described is based on the standard centroid mechanism, both how the normal "servers-to-ask" response is used, but also how a client can "expand" a search by asking "polled-for" queries. This document will in a very near future be expanded with a description of how the Directory-Of-Servers works and can be used from a clients perspective. So, this is the first try to describe how the mesh is working... Patrik, Rickard and Chris