[Computer Networking] {CMU14-740} Lecture 3: Design Principles-CSDN博客

Internetworking with Gateways

We will turn the philosophical and theoretical discussion from last lecture into a practical examination of the TCP/IP architecture. We will examine the various goals of the initial TCP/IP design and look at the famous “End-to-End Argument.”

Lesson Objectives

By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to:

describe the internet's layered architecture according to the TCP/IP model and argue the importance of architectural features of that model.
explain the role of the IETF in the internet's operation.
describe the goals of the TCP/IP design according to Clark88 and identify the fundamental goal.
explain the ramifications of the robustness, multiple services and multiple networks goals on the design of the TCP/IP protocols.
explain Saltzer84's “End-to-End” argument. Be able to describe exceptional situations where it may not apply as well as ways in which the modern internet may be moving away from this design philosophy.

Reading

E2E arguments [Saltzer84]

Slides

Video

Lecture Video

RFC 2901

Guide to Administrative Procedures of the Internet Infrastructure

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2901

on of the most important concepts of this class

TCP/UDP =>

IP =>

bottom => eg. ethernet => direct wire connection between two devices

miss some data => dont wait, fill the gap and go on => delay is a wrong kind of realibility => TCP is not enough (lossing packets is okay) => need a different service