Internet Info 1997 December/Internet_Info_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_December_1997.iso/ietf/pip/pip-minutes-92nov.txt

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Editor's Note: Minutes received 11/23/92

CURRENT_MEETING_REPORT_


Reported by Paul Tsuchiya/Bellcore

Minutes of P. Internet Protocol Working Group (PIP)

The PIP Working Group was Chaired by Paul Tsuchiya.  Except for an
announcement by Paul that an implementation of PIP is planned, the whole
PIP Working Group meeting was spent covering technical issues.  There
were many aspects of PIP that were not covered, due to lack of time.  It
was felt that there should be two sessions devoted to PIP at the next
IETF meeting.

Several decisions were made concerning header structure, and these will
be reflected in the next version of the PIP header.  It was decided that
the segmentation function should be moved from the ``router options'' to
the ``host options'', thus making it a purely end-to-end function.
Therefore, routers will not be able to segment, only hosts.  If a packet
is too large for a particular subnet, then the router will send the host
an ICMP-type message.

Some concerns were raised during the meeting.  In particular, Joel
Halpern pointed out that the RC and HD reformatting required large
amounts of memory in the case where both 1) a PIP system had a large
number of neighbors, and 2) the RC or HD had a large number of
significant bits.  Ross Callon raised the concern that PIP might not be
able to emulate the NSAP feature of encoding a subnetwork address in the
internetwork layer for the purpose of easily binding the internet
address to the subnet address.  Paul Tsuchiya suggested a couple of ways
that this could be accomplished in PIP.


Attendees

Cengiz Alaettinoglu      [e-mail]
David Arneson            [e-mail]
Toshiya Asaba            [e-mail]
Jim Barnes               [e-mail]
Tony Bates               [e-mail]
Shiraz Bhanji            [e-mail]
Fred Bohle               [e-mail]
David Bolen              [e-mail]
Ross Callon              [e-mail]
Ken Carlberg             [e-mail]
Richard Cogger           [e-mail]
Rob Coltun               [e-mail]
Chuck Cranor             [e-mail]
Bruce Davie              [e-mail]
Michael Davis            [e-mail]
Osmund de Souza          [e-mail]
Michael DeAddio          [e-mail]
Tim Dixon                [e-mail]
Jon Dreyer               [e-mail]

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Robert Enger             [e-mail]
Roger Fajman             [e-mail]
Dino Farinacci           [e-mail]
William Fink             [e-mail]
Peter Ford               [e-mail]
Heather Gray             [e-mail]
William Haggerty         [e-mail]
Joel Halpern             [e-mail]
Dwight Jamieson          [e-mail]
Eliot Lear               [e-mail]
David LeRoy              [e-mail]
Tracy Mallory            [e-mail]
Dave Monachello          [e-mail]
Michael Patton           [e-mail]
Shawn Routhier           [e-mail]
Assaf Rubissa            [e-mail]
Henry Sanders            [e-mail]
Dallas Scott             [e-mail]
Sally Tarquinio          [e-mail]
Fumio Teraoka            [e-mail]
Marten Terpstra          [e-mail]
Paul Tsuchiya            [e-mail]
Luanne Waul              [e-mail]
Douglas Williams         [e-mail]
Robert Woodburn          [e-mail]