Maintaining Robust Protocols¶
Thomson, M., & Schinazi, D. (2021). Maintaining Robust Protocols.
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- Asymmetric Interface Tolerance
- In network protocols, the canonical home, the robustness principle and its modern reassessment make the four-cell space explicit: the early-internet choice of sender-strict, receiver-liberal produced rapid interoperability and the specification drift that later ossified the protocols, as de-facto behavior calcified in middleboxes.
This sourceDocuments how sender-strict/receiver-liberal policy drove early-internet interoperability and later protocol ossification as de-facto behavior calcified in middleboxes.
- In network protocols, the canonical home, the robustness principle and its modern reassessment make the four-cell space explicit: the early-internet choice of sender-strict, receiver-liberal produced rapid interoperability and the specification drift that later ossified the protocols, as de-facto behavior calcified in middleboxes.
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