Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

[stanislav shalunov <>]

Review of previous action items:

        a. Stanislav to develop a charter and side materials to
           request Internet2 working group status.

        b. Stanislav: incorporate Lisong's TCP Westwood description.

        c. Stanislav: address Bartek's comments about MaxNet and XCP.

        d. Stanislav: draft conclusions section for design space
           survey.

        e. All: look at the requirements section of the document to
           ensure it captures the intent of the group.  Send comments
           to the mailing list.  (A simple ``I think this is what we
           want to build'' is OK, too.)  [Done by Larry and Stas.]

        f. Steven: contact the authors of the SCTP RFC to discuss
           models of partial reliability other than timed reliability.

        g. Steven: write up API specification.

        h. Stanislav to modify the draft based on discussion items
           with Guy Almes.

Transport group web presence

Joint Techs next week (Steven and Stas are going)

Design Space Survey comments
        Requirements
        Conclusions
        Appendix (1/p)

Internet2 WG status

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