In response to "Frank Evan Perdicaro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, who says,
> >Recall that for a dial-up connection, you are typically running IP on
> >the raw layer, TCP on that, PPP on that, then perhaps a VPN on that,
> >perhaps with SSL on that, then VNC on top, and finally the user is doing
> >some
On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 02:04:16AM +, Jonathan Morton wrote:
> ... does not run on UDP. I don't think NFS does either.
Yes it does.
> You forget that UDP stands for Unreliable Datagram Protocol,
No it doesn't.
> If you look closely at the RFB specification, you will notice that
> there i
> > Is the slowdown that results from SSH caused by 1) an increase in
>the amount
>> of data sent between the two endpoints of the secure tunnel or is the
>> slowdown caused by 2) just the additional computation necessary to
encrypt
>> and decrypt the data stream?
>
>Rather than ask the questi
> Is the slowdown that results from SSH caused by 1) an increase in the amount
> of data sent between the two endpoints of the secure tunnel or is the
> slowdown caused by 2) just the additional computation necessary to encrypt
> and decrypt the data stream?
Rather than ask the question like that
