Re: One DOubt Regarding the ROHC-TCP
Ganesh <[email protected]> Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:31:31 +0900
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Klaus Warnke,so ur mentioning that when the negotiation is happening between compressor and decompressor, it has to be done based on each profile, not on version based, i.e it can be only RTP profile (0x101) for version 1 and all other profiles,UDP, ESP can be version 0 etc?? is it the efficient way of doing that one, for mobile implementation for 3gpp based things, as their is constrains on memory and processing resources.. In my opinion, if both versions are activated but for different profiles, there wont be problem for Network nodes, as there is not constraint on memory or processing resources. Pls comment on the doubts i have. Thanks & Regards Ganesh. 2009/7/27 Klaus Warnke <[email protected]> > Ganesh, > > the version of profile used, is negotiated for every profile > independent, not for all profiles together. For the TCP profile > only one version exist (yet). Therefore the profile has the > identifier 0x0006. For IP/UDP/RTP two version exist: > > RFC3905: 0x0001 > RFC5225: 0x0101 > > The upper octet is the version number, the lower the profile > number itself. Because while compression and de-compression only > one lower octet is send, the version has to be negotiation first. > It is a little bit confusing, that for the TCP profile the > version number is 0, but for the TCP profile only a on the RoHC > FN definition exists. If it makes sense to mix profiles, using > the RTP profile version 0 from RFC3095 and UPD version 1 defined > in RoHC FN, I don't know. But it is possible from my point of view. > > br > Klaus Warnke > > Ganesh wrote: > >> Hi all, THe RFC 4996, is more inclined to ROHCV2 profiles, but the profile >> number is defined as 0x006 (version 1), as per the RFC 5225, if we have >> multiple variants of ROHC versions, then the ROHC compressor and >> decompressor after negotiation has to use only one version, if version 2 is >> selected, then how the TCP packets will be compressed?? >> Can any one please reply to the Question?? >> >> >> >> Thanks & Regards, >> Ganesh Babu Kamma >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Rohc mailing list >> [email protected] >> https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/rohc >> >> > _______________________________________________ Rohc mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/rohc