Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

[stanislav shalunov <>]

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Comments on minutes from last call

Review of previous action items

        * Steven S. keeps working on the API document

        * Injong to send link to paper to group.

        * Matt to send link or relevant paragraphs to the list.

        * Stanislav to reword the ECN entry

        * Stanislav to query his contact who was the critic of the RED
          approach to see if he can get a reference.

        * Stanislav will make a wording change to indicate that VoIP
          is just an example of the interactive applications that are
          affected by delay.

        * Stanislav will pull out the piece of the proposal with the
          requirements and put it into the Design Space document
          (requirements, dimensions, conclusions).

        * Steve to review the existing spec for SCTP to see if any
          portions are reusable.

        * Martin to report back on NeTS.

        * All: review Steve's submission and be prepared to discuss
          next call.

        * All: read the design space document and comment.

        * All: keep eyes open for relevant funding opportunities.

NSF Networking Technology and Systems (NeTS) Solicitation (Martin)

        http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2005/nsf05505/nsf05505.htm

UI and API questions (Steven S.)

Web100 and UI (Larry) -- if time permits

Action items for next week

Next meeting

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