[net2-wg] Should packet segmentation be part of a dissemination protocol ?

Stephen Dawson-Haggerty stevedh at eecs.berkeley.edu
Mon Aug 24 17:13:27 PDT 2009


The only example of larger dissemination I can think of is Deluge.  I
think it's clear that a dissemination protocol that wants to transmit
larger messages needs to include segmentation to perform efficiently,
even if it also uses link-layer segmentation (the terminology gets a
little redundant here...)  However, the link's always going to have an
MTU and mostly it's often going to be <1k...

Steve

On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 10:39 AM, <dangtx at pdx.edu> wrote:
>
> According to TEP 118, it seems that dissemination protocols are for
> small size data. For large size data, should dissemination protocols
> include packet segmentation? or it relies on lower layer protocol (eg.
> blip) or on application or not part of dissemination protocols.
>
> Thanh
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