14 May
2000
14 May
'00
11:09 a.m.
While I have no idea what "e-Internet" (Even telephony network has been Electric since several decades ago. Or do you mean RFC1149 and RFC2549?) and "IAP" (sounds like a NAT based anti-ISP which certainly has no reason to multi-home) means...
The "e-" prefix was borrowed from the trade press. The current trend is to attach the "e" and claim that their hardware/software solution will enable you to conduct "eBusiness" through the use of "eCommerce." "IAP," or Internet Access Provider, was an acronym taken from nanog's website and refers to small / medium size ISP's.
draft-ohta-e2e-multihoming-00.txt I will check it out.
-brad (Rural CNE) bwalters@inet-direct.com