Two-way matching operation in ROHC-FN(4887)

What is two way matching process in ROHC-FN & in what way it is similar to
unification process?



With Regards,
Pradeep Shambhu
Kyocera Wireless India
9986484414



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> All,
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> Sorry for spamming the list, but I have seen several references (for
> example, the 2001 bake off slides) to the availability of ROHC packet traces
> to aid in testing.  Does anyone have any information?  I googled through
> this list, didn't see anything offhand, but could have missed it.
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> If none are available, what is the general consensus on interop testing
> during development?
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> Any help would be appreciated.
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> Thanks,
> Stephen
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