Re: Marker negotiation

["Julian Satran" <Julian_Satran@il.ibm.com>]

Barry,

I was not aware that we allow ranges - only individual values. The  range
in the examples are there to indicate a possible range for the value and
for each key there is a selection rule (usually the lower or higher).

Julo

"Barry Reinhold" <bbrtrebia@mediaone.net> on 06-09-2001 19:43:54

Please respond to "Barry Reinhold" <bbrtrebia@mediaone.net>

To:   Julian Satran/Haifa/IBM@IBMIL
cc:   "ISCSI" <ips@ece.cmu.edu>
Subject:  Marker negotiation



Julain,
     If doing a numerical negotiation - such as for marker intervals - if a
range is offered that is not liked what is the responder expected to do?
Numerical negotiations don't allow for selection of values out of range.

Example:

I -> FMarker=send-receive
T -> FMarker=send-receive
I -> RFMarkint=1,12
T -> doesn't want anything below 1024. What does he do?

Barry Reinhold
Principal Architect
Trebia Networks
barry.reinhold@trebia.com
603-868-5144/603-659-0885/978-929-0830 x138