RE: GGF-NMWG: "Hop" definition? (fwd)

["McKee, Shawn" <smckee@umich.edu>]

Hi Everyone,

As Matt Zekauskas of Internet2 pointed out RFC2230 and Y.1480 have
definitions of a 'hop':

RFC2230:
   path A sequence of the form < h0, l1, h1, ..., ln, hn >, where n >=
        0, each hi is a host, each li is a link between hi-1 and hi,
        each h1...hn-1 is a router.  A pair <li, hi> is termed a 'hop'.
        In an appropriate operational configuration, the links and
        routers in the path facilitate network-layer communication of
        packets from h0 to hn.  Note that path is a unidirectional
        concept.

Y.1480:
<Couldn't access this...I think it is ITU Y.1540...they want 20 CHF...>
Anyone have access to this?

Shawn

>shawn probably meant to send this here.
>
>i replied that rfc2330 and Y.1480(?) (the ITU doc for IP perf) also 
>have definitions...
>
>--Matt