Re: section 4.2 of 2.5g/3g

Mark Allman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.pilc
Organization BBN Technologies/NASA GRC
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> > So, Allison- Can you tell us what the status of the initial
> > window I-D is?  And, if it is reasonable to edit the 2.5g/3g
> > document to reflect what the new initial window RFC will say
> > (since 2.5g/3g will -- hopefully -- enter the queue after the
> > initial window ID)?
> 
> Allison,
> 
> I'm re-asking this question as I missed your answer.
> The new revision, draft-ietf-tsvwg-initwin-02.txt
> was announced last Monday.

My fault, sorry.  Allison, Aaron and I chatted in Minneapolis and I
should have followed up to the list.  Our consensus was that it
would be fine to make the references in the 2.5g/3g about the
initial congestion window normative.

So, my opinion is that the initial window section of 2.5g/3g should
be rewritten assuming that the initial congestion window is set by
equation (1) in the above I-D as a proposed standard.  I think that
will make the section easier to follow and less cumbersome on the
reader.  (Of course, if using a larger initial cwnd would be a Bad
Idea in 2.5g/3g networks then maybe the recommendation is *not* to
use it.  But, my feeling was that it would be useful based on the
current text.)

allman


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