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Hi, I did not CC the other private mail addresses ... please don't, we don't want to bother all of them with the discussion. Also, please move all related discussion to the abr-internet list: http://www.tk.uni-linz.ac.at/~michael/abr-internet/ If you MUST reach a broader audience, I figure including end2end-interest may be okay - but I would suggest that this is the last e-mail on ABR-Internet that is going to the tsvwg group and ietf at ietf.org (and siglite sure is an exception for this very mail :) ) > This sounds like it could be part of the Next Steps in Signaling > work, that has been proposed as a working group. I haven't > heard of any progress in that area. Perhaps Allison M. is > putting something together for that. Actually, that's what I thought when the siglite discussion started. I mentioned my current work on Explicit Rate signaling at the siglite list last January but the reaction was scarce. I got the feeling that what they are actually looking for is not just generic signaling but signaling for resource reservation. If I'm wrong - great! In this case, sigliters, please take a look at the above URL ;-) I'd be more than willing to join you! Cheers, Michael
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