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Hello,
On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Joseph Mack wrote:
> > May be simply "connection". For for persistence the
> > term "session" containing many connections can explain the
> > client-real server talks, something like "transaction" :)
>
> a connection for regular tcpip (eg telnet, http) is the tcpip connection.
> For persistence, its any all tcpip connections that are separated
> by times less than the persistence timeout.
IMO, the people will assume connection is the
structure we allocate that is used for forwarding packets
between 2 endpoints (addr:port in TCP/UDP), session is a Layer 5
term, may be suitable to explain the SSL persistence, for example.
> What's a connection for udp?
Same as for TCP, we don't follow strictly the
protocols' state, for example, we don't detect that the
TCP connection is reused, we think it is one connection.
> Joe
Regards
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Julian Anastasov <ja@xxxxxx>
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