Hi WG, we talked quite a bit about different MTUs for different transport mapping. We may run into a situation where a message is larger than is actually supported by the transport (e.g a hypothetical SNMP trap transport supporting only ~500 octets). As we have multi-part message in -protocol, a relay COULD create a multi-part message at this time. This could be an elegant solution to the minimum size problem, too. You can directly compare it it IP fragmentation.
Question now: Is there any objection against specifying it in that way, at least as a MAY rule for relays. I think it definitely has advantages - it allows us to care for the unsual cases... Rainer
