Common use of Frame Processing Clause in Contracts

Frame Processing. The bundle must support the FRF.12 [3] user-to-network and network-to-network interface fragmentation techniques to format all frames sent to bundle links. The degree of fragmentation supported is implementation specific and must be agreed on by bi-lateral agreement. The default degree of fragmentation is no fragmentation (B=1, E=1). The degree of fragmentation is established via network management procedures. A MFR bundle must not transmit MFR fragmentation frames with (B)egin or (E)nd bits set to zero without a bi-lateral agreement between endpoints. The bundle may send the MFR frames on any bundle link that is in the state up.

Frame Processing. The bundle must support the FRF.12 [3] user-to-network and network-to-network interface fragmentation techniques to format all frames sent to bundle links. The degree of fragmentation supported is implementation specific and must be agreed on by bi-lateral agreement. The default degree of fragmentation is no fragmentation (B=1, E=1). The degree of fragmentation is established via network management procedures. A MFR bundle must not transmit MFR fragmentation frames with (B)egin or (E)nd bits set to zero without a bi-bi- lateral agreement between endpoints. endpoints The bundle may send the MFR frames on any bundle link that is in the state up.