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Re: SSM, RTCP, SAP





well, depends what GRA support is there, but one possibility for
RTCP reports from receivers on an SSM tree is to design a new RTCP
report (with GRA router alert) that is self describing w.r.t 
summarising responses routers (like PGM nack aggregation) reporting
a summarised loss bitmap, a highest and lowest loss rate, and so
forth...


In message <3AE007C3.CE356D66@21rst-century.com>, Marshall Eubanks typed:

 >>Dear Jon;
 >>
 >>   What did you have in mind ?
 >>
 >>         Marshall
 >>
 >>Jon Crowcroft wrote:
 >>> 
 >>> what about a GRA solution?
 >>> 
 >>> In message <200104192248.PAA15699@lorenzo-u10.cisco.com>, Lorenzo Vicisano ty
 >>> ped:
 >>> 
 >>>  >>Marshall,
 >>>  >>
 >>>  >>> > I don't know of anything similar for SAP, but I don't think we should
 >>>  >>> > re-invent an ad-hoc routing protocol just for this. We should either
 >>>  >>> > use the existing ASM multicast service, if present, or SSM + application
 >>>  >>> > modifications (e.g. a set of relays that accept unicast SAP messages and
 >>>  >>> > remulticast them. Relays will have all to listen to each other
 >>>  >>> > announcements .. ect.. there are scalability concerns but seems feasible).
 >>>  >>> >
 >>>  >>>
 >>>  >>> IMHO this should not be a new protocol - it could easily be handled at the ap
 >>>  >>>plication layer.
 >>>  >>> Running these relay's sounds like a commercial matter to me. I would NOT add
 >>>  >>>any router
 >>>  >>> type support for this.
 >>>  >>
 >>>  >>I had in mind an application-level solution too, no router support:
 >>>  >>the router support is ASM, where available.
 >>>  >>
 >>>  >>     Lorenzo
 >>>  >>
 >>> 
 >>>  cheers
 >>> 
 >>>    jon
 >>
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 cheers

   jon