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OSCON 2005: Architecting Freedom | |
| Subject: | Container analogy | |
| Date: | 2005-08-15 12:47:52 | |
| From: | nickgall | |
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Response to: Container analogy
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| 20-ton packet is my informal way of refering to a TEU. The container shape and load limits are the physical analogy of the IP packet structure and length limits, hence a network "format". As for the "container port protocol", think of what a multiprotocol IP router does: it takes an IP packet off an ATM network and puts it on an Ethernet network. A container port does the same thing between a ship "network" and a "truck" network. In the case of the container port, the protocol is the set of formal and informal rules about which order to put which TEUs where. My slides are available at http://conferences.oreillynet.com/pub/w/38/presentations.html . | ||
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2005-08-18 08:37:03 Martin_Clausen [View]



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