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== Ouroboros Flow Allocation Protocol == | |||
Main page: [[Ouroboros Flow Allocation Protocol]] | |||
== Ouroboros Connection Establishment Protocol == | |||
Main page: [[Ouroboros Connection Establishment Protocol]] | |||
== Ouroboros Enrollment Protocol == | |||
Main page: [[Ouroboros Enrolment Protocol]] | |||
The Enrollment protocol is best seen as one of the application protocols for IPCPs. | |||
Revision as of 10:11, 28 October 2023
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The protocols in Ouroboros are designed with strong adherence to the principles of separation of concerns and separation of mechanism and policy in mind.
There are 5 core protocols in Ouroboros.
Ouroboros Data Transfer Protocol
Main page: Ouroboros Data Transfer Protocol
The Flow and Retransmission Control Protocol resides in the network forwarding layer.
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Main page: Flow and Retransmission Control Protocol
The Flow and Retransmission Control Protocol resides in the application end-to-end layer.
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Main page: Ouroboros Flow Allocation Protocol
Ouroboros Connection Establishment Protocol
Main page: Ouroboros Connection Establishment Protocol
Ouroboros Enrollment Protocol
Main page: Ouroboros Enrolment Protocol
The Enrollment protocol is best seen as one of the application protocols for IPCPs.