[email protected] wrote: > I suggest to investigate all corner cases before making a decision on a > particular mechanism. The corner cases are: > > (a) Client supports fragmentation and server does not support > fragmentation
This is possible. > (a-1) Access-Request is fragmented > (a-2) Access-Challenge is fragmented > (a-3) Access-Accept is fragmented These scenarios are not possible. The draft talks about fragmenting *data*. The various packet types are transports used to carry data. Saying that an "Access-Request is fragmented" is meaningless. Packets aren't fragmented. If a client wants to send large amounts of data to the server, it needs to use Access-Requests to do so. It will signal support for fragmentation, as Alejandro said. The server will either ack that (via an attribute in a packet), or will ignore it. Alan DeKok. _______________________________________________ abfab mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/abfab
