Re: Interplanetary communications protocols
From: Rick Jones (foo_at_bar.baz.invalid.retro.com)
Date: 01/24/05
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To: sci-space-tech@moderators.isc.org Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 18:24:57 GMT
In sci.space.tech th <someguy@somewhere.se.retro.com> wrote:
> I don't understand your comment on how the 8-bit protocol ID field in
> the IP datagram would be used for routing. It should rather be the IP
> address that determiones the routing
Demux to a higher level protocol or application within the node. Not
routing. In a plain terrestrial IP network, the protocol field will
direct one to UDP or TCP (or some of the other protocols), which have
16 bit port numbers (TCP and UDP) to take one to the actual endpoints.
When someone suggested (or I interpreted them as suggesting) using
plain/bare IP, I took that to mean using the IP protocol field as the
only demux, hence a limit of 256 "endpoints/connections" at a given IP
address.
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