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In "TCP/IP versus OSI" (<1042@nixctc.DE>), pete@relay.nixctc.de (Pete
Delaney) writes: 

>[..]. Also, it might be nice to hear why 
>arpnet is migrating to OSI;
Arpanet has to move to *real* international standards someday, even if
the protocol suite it uses today has shown it was far more superior to
the currently available implementations. Bringing OSI implementations
up to TCP/IP and known applications today's quality is, to my own
advice, a question of time. People working on the ISODE (Marshall
Rose, Steve Kille and co.) are doing a wonderful job in this way. Once
4.4BSD OSI support will be available, I guess people will be more
motivated than they are today. 

>[...] do the arpa developers really like ASN1
>more than postscript? 
PostScript has nothing to do here.

> Can't we just assume like Joachim points out
>that the connection above transport is reliable
The problem seems to me that reliability has different meannings,
depanding on the context the Transport Service is used.


Sylvain


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