[e2e] TCP sequence number reset
Kacheong Poon
ka-cheong.poon at oracle.com
Wed Mar 30 07:56:14 PDT 2011
On 03/30/11 08:40 PM, Detlef Bosau wrote:
> I just had a very first glance at the discussion with you and Joe. And I
> think, Joes comments go into the same direction as those by Marcel.
> When your design goal / whatever can be accomplished by using SCTP, you
> should use it. There is no need to reinvent the wheel, there is even
> lesser need to reinvent TCP and to turn TCP into a worse SCTP.
>
> Perhaps you should focus more on the problem you want to solve instead
> of dealing with more or less useless analogies.
Let me repeat one more time, I am not trying to solve any issue
using the TCP reset mechanism. I've never said that, have I?
I am not trying to propose a TCP reset mechanism. I want to hear
people's comment about such a mechanism. In fact, I have strong
reservation about the SCTP TSN/SSN reset mechanism. And I believe
what people have said against TCP sequence number reset applies to
SCTP TSN/SSN reset. Each stream in an SCTP association is just
like a TCP connection. As many folks have commented, resetting
TCP sequence number does not sound right. The same thinking applies
well to the SCTP case.
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K. Poon.
ka-cheong.poon at oracle.com
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