more advanced deployment cases,
an application might gather several proposals before committing them
... s, not milliseconds. For example, an application might
send an Update each time a member sends an app... There are multiple ways that an implementation might represent a
ratchet tree in memory. A conveni... ersistent state
is lost or corrupted, a client might reuse a generation that has
already been used,
ch one party wishes to unilaterally abrogate. He might simply
claim that he had never signed it in th... even
activities which are in general permitted might be forbidden in some
cases. For instance, use... PDU. For instance, at the level of
email, it might either mean an RFC-822 message or a single SMTP
command. At the HTTP level, it might mean a request or response.
3.1. Limited Threat
definitions. This document
has an index that might be useful for readers who are attempting to
le... naming
systems. For example, other facets might include "protocol to
update data in a name"... ny name that refers to a
machine, and those might include labels that do not conform to the
"... ximum time to live is that a
cache operator might decide to shorten the time to live for
oper
e only implied. For example, a user of a network might need
to consent to certain measurement and tra... entity
wishing to collaborate with the inside might be any number of
intermediaries and not, say, ... s point
to a need to ask why an outside entity might make an engineering case
to collaborate with t... of the possible network management functions that might be
ameliorated by proxying, the ability to con
ng interfaces and technologies.
Services that might benefit from IETF Network Slices include but are
... evel of isolation and performance that previously might
not have been satisfied by overlay VPNs. Addi... nally, the IETF
Network Slice Service customer might ask for some level of control
to, e.g., custom... ice
Service. In the former case, the provider might need to deliver
multiple IETF Network Slice Se
two types of timeouts: a
smaller timeout that might trigger a query retry and a larger timeout
aft... rs are all
unresponsive. A recursive resolver might receive tens or hundreds of
queries per second... query rate is high and the timeout is large, this might
result in hundreds or thousands of recursive-t... pecified in this
document. The implementation might cache different resolution
failure conditions
Map-Servers. For some controlled deployments, it might be possible
to have a shared PubSubKey (or set... uth-Failure", as described in Section 5. The xTR might
try again with a different OTK upon receipt of... dressed for outside of the
LISP network. This might result in excessive resolution signaling to
ke... the Map-Server, updates
based on TTL timeouts might prevent the cached state at the xTR from
being
rch
and development activities. These results might not be suitable for
deployment. This RFC repr... stive list
of all the errors an implementation might emit. For example,
implementations might run out of memory.
Moreover, implementations can handle... the case, additional side-
channel mitigations might be required to prevent timing side channels
th
y a centralized scheme may be stale and
might not reflect the actual state of the network. It ... h and maintain DetNet flows.
Note that DetNet might suffer from some of the scalability concerns
d... a range of operator-selected
policies that might reflect preference for the use of some links
over others; therefore, "shortest" might not be purely a measure
of distance. Usin
ons will use
these techniques, although anyone might use them. This is discussed
in Section 7.
... In some cases, using the out-of-band technique
might not be possible due to several conditions: the pr... , since packets with the Probe
Description URI might be discarded. For example, data is allowed in
... SYN flag containing the
Probe Description URI might be discarded. Another example is the
Probe De
ateways more dynamically. For example, a network might operate a
DNS resolver that provides more opti... swers and is accessible using Oblivious HTTP, and might want to
advertise support for Oblivious HTTP v... ame host as the Target Resource.
Some servers might not want to operate the gateway on a well-known
... hiding mechanism. In some
circumstances, this might not be a privacy concern, since revealing
that
rch
and development activities. These results might not be suitable for
deployment. This RFC repr... 1
and 4.2.2). For example, a subversive image might make it past a
keyword filter. However, if la... the specific censorship technique. Future work might classify
techniques by essentially how hard a ... nly
be a point-in-time statement. Future work might extend this document
with updates and new tech
alue
Table 2 shows some JSONPath queries that might be applied to this
example and their intended ... cate bugs in either. JSONPath
implementations might therefore want to provide diagnostics to the
a... the query. Depending on the
specific API, it might be presented as an array of the JSON values at
... the query. This means that some operations that might be considered
erroneous, such as using an inde
rch
and development activities. These results might not be suitable for
deployment. This RFC repr... query packets should be randomized, although that might not
provide enough entropy to prevent an at
rch
and development activities. These results might not be suitable for
deployment. This RFC repr... ansmission, while network protocols such
as IP might enable store-and-forward at the relays so that pa