Jrendezvous and what the hell does LLMNR stand for??

To: http://www.strangeberry.com/~jpayne (Jonathan Payne), http://www.comcast.net/~jon.payne (Jonathan Payne)

Subject: Jrendezvous and what the hell does LLMNR stand for??

From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)

Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 20:11:34 -0400

Hi. I saw this link on a blog I look at and was surprised to find it pointing into your company's web site. I had had no idea what Zeroconf was, but it seems like a good (if a bit mundane) idea. How is everything these days? I'm still on the east coast selling my house, but Noelle is already in Ca.

Title: saladwithsteve

Sunday, August 10, 2003
Speaking of Rendezvous, this month's Linux Journal has the low-down on what's going on with the zeroconf IETF movement for those of us too busy to keep up. Apparently the IETF has jettisoned the idea of using mDNS and DNS-SD, both of which are what Apple has built Rendezvous around and has instead embraced Microsoft's LLMNR, which noone has implemented yet. I find that interesting compared to IETF's old mantra of 'Rough Consensus and Running Code'

I also learned about Jrendezvous, which I hadn't heard of before. #