Joel M. Halpern allegedly wrote on 02/04/2010 09:26 EST: > I believe it has now been demonstrated that the terms CEE and CES are > being used by different people to mean different things. > That is even less useful than when I thought I knew what they meant.
Weren't they written down, in a Lixia et al. draft? > PS: The statement from Robin recently leads me to conclude that I don't > even know what he means by the terms CEE, and CES. And he coined them. > "The CES vs. CEE distinction does not arise from whether hosts are > altered or not. It arises from the fundamentally different > mechanisms which are used by these two different types of > architecture to achieve scalable routing." That makes sense to me: the two different approaches it distinguishes between are to separate edge routing/addressing from non-edge and eliminating the distinction. But that's just one criterion, and not every approach benefits from its use. Scott _______________________________________________ rrg mailing list rrg@irtf.org http://www.irtf.org/mailman/listinfo/rrg
