Sorry double post: Representation of end-users at the IETF

[Peter Dambier <peter at peter-dambier.de>]

Sorry for the double post.

My mailer either sends it double - or nothing at all :(

> Cheers
> Peter and Karin


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 That API ended up looking
> fairly complex.  There are lots of factors that influence address  
> selection.

Yes, communicating application needs back and forth would be tricky.  
For instance, suppose I have two links: one is 2 Mbps ADSL. This is  
not so bad that an application can't run, but if my other link is  
1000 Mbps, then the application would probably want to use that link.  
But the application doesn't know if that's the case, it could also be  
a GPRS link with enormous latency and virtually no bandwidth. So what  
does the application say?

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