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Say a client gets the an single address in the response. Now what protocol does it use? Does it just randomly try protocols seeing if one will work? It seems like it needs to say use TFTP. Or say something like try HTTP then TFTP or something. Just providing a random address does not seem like it will result in any interoperability. Particularly in the case where phones from more than one vendor want to work on the same network with same DHCP server.
I also think it is important to mention the limitations of TFTP. The ping time from my home across the VPN to the the tftp server my phone reaches is around 120 ms. TFTP is a stop an wait protocol without overlapping transactions of 512 payload bytes. So if I want to download a 20 meg firmware image for my phone, it takes a few hours regardless of what my bandwidth is. Note my crappy DSL connection with the same VPN would download that same image over HTTP in well under a minute.
Cullen <in my individual contributor role> On Nov 25, 2008, at 10:17 AM, The IESG wrote:
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