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Subject: Port Multiplexing Details
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Date: Tue, 20-May-86 17:33:00 EDT
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It shouldn't end in CRLF.  For that matter, you might as well do what
CHAOS did: add arguments to the 'contact name'.  You could even use the
urgent pointer to delimit the end of the contact/name arguments!

In the CHAOS protocol, there is only one type of connection: you connect
with a packet that has contact name and arguments.  There is no
'datagram equivalent'.

I guess I'm not sure what the UDP problem is, possibly because I don't
know how UDP connections get started.  Isn't there a 'first' packet that
can include the contact name?