[e2e] Info on TCP Peachtree.

[Joe Touch]

Edwards William H wrote:
> Thanks for the heads up and advice.  Due to server and security issues
> here, Internet access places some severe restrictions on directly
> accessing such data.  When those issues are resolved, I shall indeed
> resume going directly to the source, as I had been up to now.  The data
> was needed immediately for DOD interests, and now with at least the
> sources identified I can continue my efforts.  I was using the E2E
> Interest group because of the expertise always found here - my apologies
> for what has apparently been seen by you as misuse.

 >Thanks for the heads up and advice.  Due to server and security issues
 >here, Internet access places some severe restrictions on directly
 >accessing such data.  When those issues are resolved, I shall indeed
 >resume going directly to the source, as I had been up to now.  The data
 >was needed immediately for DOD interests, and now with at least the
 >sources identified I can continue my efforts.  I was using the E2E
 >Interest group because of the expertise always found here - my apologies
 >for what has apparently been seen by you as misuse.

Ed,

If you are having trouble with your network access that interferes with 
your performing your DOD contracts, you should take that up with your 
employer or the DOD.

This list is for research discussions, not as a substitute for connectivity.

Joe

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> Joe Touch wrote:
> 
>>Edwards William H wrote:
>>
>>>Internet earches for information regarding TCP Peachtree, both for
>>>Unicast and Multicast, only indicate that it exists.  However, I'd like
>>>to find some meat and potatoes meal-type data on this rather than the
>>>fragrance that the meal has been prepared.
>>>
>>>If anyone has pointers on getting this info, I'd appreciate it.
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>>Bill Edwards
>>>Systems Engineering
>>>Booz Allen & Hamilton Inc.
>>
>>Google showed a few hits, notably:
>>
>>http://www.ece.gatech.edu/research/labs/bwn/CurrentPublications.html
>>http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~srcho/multicast/paper.html (which even
>>lists a publication to check)
>>
>>Surely checking with the authors first, or checking the currently
>>published paper would have been more productive than posting to this
>>entire, 1500-person list. ;-)
>>
>>Joe
>