[Chapter-delegates] Statement on Open Internet proposal fromGoogle and Verizon
Joly MacFie
joly at punkcast.com
Fri Aug 13 10:28:56 PDT 2010
These are good questions raised by Christian on Dave Farber's IP
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From: Christian de Larrinaga
> Date: August 13, 2010
>
> DiffServ and MPLS may or may not be a good thing but if a user is unable to
> configure and control their network end to end then the control plane is
> moving into the network. Much of the network is dark to users due to secret
> or at best opaque peering and transit relationships.
>
> For that reason alone users are turning to regulators to address the
> balance.
>
> In light of this I do think it worth asking if Google is still a typical
> user? and if the IETF might extend the control plane of its protocols to the
> edge?
>
>
> Christian
>
> Christian de Larrinaga
>
>
> On 12 Aug 2010, Richard Shockey wrote..
>
> First .. packet discrimination or application specific packet
>> discrimination of IP networks is a integral part of the Internet Protocol
>> suite and has been since nearly its inception. First was Differentiated
>> Services or difserv RFC 2474 RFC 2475 etal or wikipedia for details.
>> Recently the IETF and our cousins at the ITU has spent huge amounts of
>> brain power defining the architecture of MPLS or Multi Protocol Label
>> Switching for IP which is rapidly ( along with Ethernet) becoming the core
>> of global carrier networks. Look it up. This is a good thing. IP has won
>> now us poor engineering grunts have to make it work.
>>
>
>
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