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You can find the original paper by Watson online which explains it in more detail. The 3 way handshake is in fact not necessary. I believe the delta-t protocol
by despair3435 2y ago
You can find the original paper by Watson online which explains it in more detail. The 3 way handshake is in fact not necessary. I believe the delta-t protocol was one of the available protocols in OSI as well. TCP/IP being the standard now is not due to the fact that it was technically the best. In fact, there are multiple shortcomings.
The delta-t protocol is also used in RINA, which was invented by John Day. It is also used in Ouroboros (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2001.09707 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2001.09707), and I can confirm it works. ;)
- tonyg 2y agoThe actual delta-t protocol spec has historically been quite hard to find, but is freely available from here: https://www.osti.gov/biblio/5542785 https://www.osti.gov/biblio/5542785 Also related and of interest in this connexion: CurveCP and its handshake, https://curvecp.org/packets.html https://curvecp.org/packets.html