Connection IP (cip)
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| Group | |
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| Name: | Connection IP |
| Acronym: | cip |
| Area: | Internet Area (int) |
| State: | Concluded |
| Charter: | charter-ietf-cip-01 (Approved) |
| Personnel | |
| Chair: |
Claudio Topolcic <topolcic@bbn.com> |
| Area Director: | ? |
| Mailing List | |
| Address: | cip@bbn.com |
| To Subscribe: | cip-request@bbn.com |
| Archive: | |
This Working Group is looking at issues involved in
connection-oriented (or stream- or flow-oriented) internet level
protocols. The long-term intent is to identify the issues involved,
to understand them, to identify algorithms that address them, and to
produce a specification for a protocol that incorporates what the
Working Group has learned. To achieve this goal, the Group is
defining a two year collaborative research effort based on a common
hardware and software base. This will include implementing different
algorithms that address the issues involved and performing experiments
to compare them. On a shorter time-line, ST is a stream-oriented
protocol that is currently in use in the Internet. A short-term goal
of this Working Group is to define a new specification for ST, called
ST-2, inviting participation by any interested people. MCHIP and the
Flow Protocol have also been discussed because they include relevant
ideas.
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Define common hardware and software platform.
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| Done |
Produce a new specification of ST.
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| Done |
Implement hardware and software platform.
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| May 1991 |
Implement experimental modules and perform experiments.
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| May 1992 |
Produce a specification of a next generation connection oriented protocol.
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