At 12:38 PM 10/28/94, John Scudder wrote:
Mark writes:
Since it is not possible or desirable for NAP providers to collect statistics on IP source/destination pairs, protocol types, or per-NSP datagram counts, [...]
Reasonable people disagree as to whether it's desirable.
John, This is actually an important point. It may be desirable to the community, but not to our customers who are buying NAP service. Our first priority has to be to our customers, though we hope we can fulfill the goal of assisting the Internet community in the process.
Possible (or at least feasible) I'll give you, so the point is pretty much moot.
Not totally sure if you were agreeing or disagreeing. ATM NAP providers at least would have a hard time looking at datagrams as a whole to do "wiretapping". Maybe we can give you the average number of 1's and 0's in each cell?
--John
Mark
Mark writes:
Not totally sure if you were agreeing or disagreeing. ATM NAP providers
Oh, I was agreeing [that it would be difficult to collect useful IP-layer stats from the inside of a switch]. I'll try to use English from now on. --John
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