>
> 3.1, general.
> Typical SLAs in use today include geographic references like "no more
> than X ms RTT to any of our routers in Europe". Example:
> http://www.uk.uu.net/customerservices/sla/tandcs/
>
> Such specifications are probably too difficult to express in a general
> formal way, so the current approach of ignoring them seems
> appropriate.
>
This is one of the SLS stated for 1xN communication, isn't it ?? Why is it
difficult?
Your routers in Europe can be specified as a set of IP addresses.
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