Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

["Lawrence D. Dunn" <>]

Stas,
  Sounds OK, though Steve and I didn't start any
  time-in-queue conversation yet...

Larry
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At 10:17 PM -0500 12/16/04, stanislav shalunov wrote:
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> Roll call and agenda bashing
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> Comments on minutes from last call
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> Review of previous action items
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>         * Steven S. keeps working on the API document
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>         * All to look at the requirements section of the document to
>           ensure it captures the intent of the group.
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>         * Stanislav to initiate an email discussion in re NeTS.
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>         * Steve to include several items to the API based on
>           group consensus.
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>         * Larry and Steve will start a discussion on the list about
>           how long a packet can remain in the queue before flushing
>           should occur.
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>         * Steve to contact the authors of the SCTP RFC to see if new
>           schemes of partially reliable transport (other than
>           time-budget-based) are being developed.
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>         * All: keep eyes open for relevant funding opportunities.
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> NSF Networking Technology and Systems (NeTS) Solicitation (Martin)
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>         http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2005/nsf05505/nsf05505.htm
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> UI and API questions (Steven S.)
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