[bestbits] [governance] To the design principles of the real Internet

[Jefsey]

At 16:08 18/12/2015, willi uebelherr wrote:
To the design principles of the real Internet

Dear Willi,

There is not such a thing as the "real Internet", there are several
ways of internetting things. All you can say is:

* there is a world digital ecosystem of bandwidth and processing nodes
shared for free or for a fee by their owners

* of which the purpose is to carry datagrams from end to end, what
requires a minimum protocol set. .

They are groups under exclusive (physical) or shared (virtual)  NIC's
supervision forming this way local or glocal network systems.

Their concatenation is named a catenet ("a network of networks").
The ends are plugged to digital equipments through fringe edges.
That's RFC 1859 and that's it.

The most popular catenet end to end protocol sets are the "internet"
IPv4 and IPv6 protocol sets. They come with their addressing plan and
their IANA referential repository,

That's it.

By essence the catenet is unreliable.
You can add protocols to make it reliable (ex. TCP).

By essence the catenet is unsecure.
You can add a security, format, cryptographic, language presentation
loriented ayers. IETF does not do that.

By essence the catenet is dumb stupid.
You can add an intellition layer.

RFC 1958 states that additional fringe to fringe layers are to be
plugged "at the fringe".

This means that it can be on the Network Side by DSPs (digital
services providers) or through PLUS (plugged layers on the user side).

  So what you are discussing is the catenet internet PLUS.

jfc



>1) Internet, "the Interconnection of local Networks", "the Net of 
>Nets", has a clear definition basis: The geometrical structure of 
>the net. This structure never we found in the  telecommunication 
>worldwide. Therefore, even today, there is no Internet. But because 
>we need it, we have to create it.
>
>The network is a recursive geometric structure where each node 
>connects to its neighbors. On this way can arise the net structure 
>also in the telecommunication. The nodes are the local autonomous 
>networks. The connections of this nodes is the Internet. A transport 
>system for digital data in packet form.
>
>The local networks are autonomous, because they contain all the 
>necessary elements locally. The clients, the servers and the 
>connections. All the necessary server structures are organized 
>locally. For the exchange of digital data we create the Internet.
>
>3 different types of digital data exist: Text, graphic, digitized 
>voice. They are transported as IP packets. A combination of the 
>digital data with the digital control information for 
>the  transport. In our digital transport system, the data are not 
>relevant. Only the information for transport.
>
>This model is based on the network of roads. All local communities 
>have their direct connection to the neighboring local communities. 
>And for navigation in this network of roads, there is a clear 
>orientation: The geographical position. Therefore, we derive the 
>addresses in our network of connections of local networks from the 
>geographical location of the local network.
>
>2) We can summarize the principles for the construction of our 
>InterNets in a list.
>
>2.1) The constituent elements are the local and autonomous networks.
>2.2) All local networks are connect with their neighbors.
>2.3) The transport capacity of these compounds are generally 
>symmetrical in both directions.
>2.4) The global address for the global transport is derived from the 
>geographical position of the local network.
>2.5) In each segment of this network, the line between 2 routers, an 
>error check is made.
>2.6) We distinguish 2 types of transport: asynchronous and 
>synchronous. The synchronous packets are preferred. Within the 
>synchronous packets, there are the emergency call with the highest priority.
>2.7) We decentralize the DNS system (Domain Name System) based on 
>the ccTLD (country coded Top Level Domain).
>2.8) This system for telecommunications is available to all people 
>free and free of charge. It arises from the activities of the people 
>in the local networks.
>
>3) The realization conditions
>
>The telecommunications system is a technical system for the 
>transport of digital data in packet form. The technology, the 
>materialization of the laws of the nature, stay in the foreground. 
>The principles of the design of the structure of this system is 
>based on our philosophical foundations.
>
>The technologies for our telecommunication system are the subject of 
>our global cooperation network of free technology. Free to 
>participate in the development, free to use the results for all 
>people. With that, we realize 2 basic principles: "Think globally, 
>act locally" and "Knowledge is always world heritage".
>
>All people on our planet need this telecommunication system. 
>Therefore it is reasonable, that we organize the search of the 
>solutions in the theoretical and constructive questions for the 
>creation of the components for this system in a free and global cooperation.
>
>many greetings, willi uebelherr
>Coro, Venezuela, 17.12.15
>willi.uebelherr at gmail.com
>
>
>
>
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