draft-lendl-speermint-background-02
This time I manged to publish a new version of my speermint thesis-like I-D in time. Phew. Spending time in trains is sometimes the best way for me to focus on a single subject. That used to be easier;...
View ArticleSome comments on draft-channabasappa-drinks-usecases-requirements-02
Richard wants feedback, so here it comes. This document is a _lot_ better than -01. Much more consistent. Overall impressions: This is a telco design. Basic bell-head thinking with only some marginal...
View ArticleIETF drinks: Regarding domains in usecases-02
I’ve written about this already a few times in various IETF / RIPE lists, but it seems to be relevant to the current draft as well, so here is a repeat: According to the usecases draft, SSPs report the...
View ArticleDNSSEC Talk
Today I gave a talk at the ISPA office concerning DNSSEC. See here for the official announcement. Attendance was good, we had interesting questions and a lively discussion. You can download my slides...
View ArticleIt’s almost here!
One of the three authors has retired. One has left the company. One has a new assignment within the same company. Three years after the “Dallas treaty“, when most of us have stopped believing that this...
View ArticleDNSSEC and large packets
In the wake of .org going signed, we finally have good data what that means for the authoritative nameservers. Duane gave a good talk at the recent NANOG event, showing the increase of TCP connections....
View ArticleWhat’s wrong with Speermint and Drinks
Ken recently expressed doubts about the direction drinks is taking. During a train ride last week I composed the following reply: Some comments on the direction Speermint and Drinks are taking First of...
View ArticleVoIP Interconnection news: ViPR
The IETF Meeting started today in Hiroshima (without me), the speermint session is tomorrow at an ungodly hour with respect to CET, but the real news is somewhere else: JD Rosenberg left Cisco and...
View ArticleA response to draft-malas-dispatch-sip-egress-route-00
On 09.03.2010 18:27, Dean Willis wrote on the IETF dispatch list: I definitely see the need for defining a method by which to inform nodes inside an ITAD of egress routes from that ITAD to other...
View ArticleComcast’s congestion managment
A few years ago, Comcast generated a lot of negative PR based on their RST–injecting P2P throttling scheme. This lead them to adopt a new strategy which is protocol and destination-agnostic and is...
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