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On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 20:56:51 -0800, Joe Touch <touch at isi.edu> wrote:
Since it seems like this might be useful, I'll pull a draft together on how to do this without 1078's extra connection, more like the late-binding we do in datarouter, very shortly...
1078 doesn't use an extra connection; it hands off the open connection to the protocol handler.
Your suggestion of using a TCP option instead is friendlier to firewalls, though.
And it uses fewer round trips. I like this idea.
does require a mod to TCP to allow the dest port to be unbound (e.g., '0') if the option is present, and enable the return SYN-ACK to update the TCB on arrival.
This part, though, seems like it could be perilous. Why not start with a non-zero port and hand off the connection, a la tcpmux?
-- Jeff
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