Re: Lost Layer?
John Day <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Feb 2014 07:29:02 -0500
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Snip >> >>In IEEE/ANSI politics circa 1985, there was an understanding that >>thenetwork layer belonged to ANSI, and the link layer belonged to IEEE. > >Neither of which being the ISO. > >Now you're just adding yet another set of groups that use >terminology differently. Actually, all of the IEEE standards of this period are also ISO standards. The two groups worked rather closely together. The link layer did not exactly belong to IEEE. ISO did work on HDLC and revised it at least once in this period. But IEEE did stay quite close to the ISO work adopting a number of their conventions. > >>ISO had nothing to do with that. > >Sure - I was mapping the Internet layer names and ISO names; throw >more organizations into the mix and the translation matrix gets more >complex and more overloaded. Actually, you weren't using the ISO names. ISO refined its concept of network layer in 8648. This was the whole point. Take care, John