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Title : RTP Payload Format for ECN Probing
Author(s) : C. Alexander, J. Babiarz
Filename : draft-alexander-rtp-payload-for-ecn-probing-00.txt
Pages : 14
Date : 2005-2-14
This memo defines a Real Time Transport Protocol (RTP) payload format
for use when probing for congestion using Explicit Congestion
Detection (ECN). This payload format is intended for use with the
probing mechanisms described in [3]. While defined in terms of the
specific application of admission control, it is desirable to
overlay
this format with other probing mechanisms so as to reduce the number
of probing packet formats.
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