Citation extraite de l'interview : "Basically you can think of SCTP as a "super TCP" that adds a LOT of features that make it so an applications can do "more" with less work. (...) I believe we are actually "first" to make it part of the shipping kernel. In Linux you can enable it as a module, but there are extra steps you must take. For FreeBSD its just there, like TCP."
Pourtant si je regarde ici : http://www.isoc.org/briefings/017/
On peut lire ceci : "Currently, all major operating systems have an SCTP implementation. For some, such as BSD Unix, Linux, and Solaris, SCTP comes as part of the OS, or has a patch (or package) that can be added. For other platforms, such as Windows, a third party package must be purchased to add SCTP's advanced feature set."
# SCTP
Posté par patrick_g (site web personnel) . En réponse au journal Sur la route de FreeBSD 7.0. Évalué à 2.
Pourtant si je regarde ici : http://www.isoc.org/briefings/017/
On peut lire ceci : "Currently, all major operating systems have an SCTP implementation. For some, such as BSD Unix, Linux, and Solaris, SCTP comes as part of the OS, or has a patch (or package) that can be added. For other platforms, such as Windows, a third party package must be purchased to add SCTP's advanced feature set."
Alors ou est la vérité ?