Standardizing �headers’: OASIS

Content Language Headers Harald

This document defines a "Content-language:" header, for use in the case where one desires to indicate the language of something that has RFC822-like headers, like MIME body parts or Web documents. It also preserves (but does not standardize) an extension to multipart/alternative for use when multiple language variants of a document are transmitted. Content Language Headers Harald Alvestrand dra...

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Tracing E-mail Headers

This paper will discuss tracing e-mail headers and issues associated with it. It will address both HTTP & SMTP initiated e-mails. It will discuss different ways used by e-mail senders to evade tracing and workarounds used by investigators to combat them. It will also discuss advanced measures and techniques used by investigators to track emails. The paper will not however discuss any particular...

Trading Packet Headers for Packet

In high speed networks, packet processing is relatively expensive while bandwidth is cheap. This begs the question: what elds can be added to packets to make packet processing easier? By exploring this question, we devise a number of novel mechanisms to speed up packet processing. With the advent of new standards for the Data Link, Network , and Transport layers, we believe there is an opportun...

Extension headers for IPv6 anycast

Anycast is a new communication paradigm defined in IPv6. Different from unicast and multicast routing, routers on the internetwork deliver an anycast datagram to the nearest available node. By shifting the task of resolving destinations from source node to internetwork, anycasting is highly flexible and cost-effective on routing process and inherently load-balanced and robust on server selectio...