VNET: THE BEST INTERNET SERVICE

VNET

VNET (Virtual Network Protocol)

SPECIFICATION
VNET is a virtual protocol which manages multiple physical network protocols. When opened with an IP address, VNET determines if the host can be reached directly on one of its physical networks. If it can, a session on that network is opened. If it can not be directly reached, an ERR_XOBJis returned.
SYNOPSIS
VNET sits above pairs of network protocols (one per interface) and ARP protocols. When opened with a remote IP address, VNET compares the net number with that of its lower protocols to determine if the host can be reached directly on a local network, opening the appropriate interface protocol (if possible.)
If opened with an IP broadcast address, VNET will determine which networks are matched by the broadcast address and will open a lower session on each of those networks. A push on a VNET broadcast session will result in a push on all of these lower network sessions.
Use of the IP broadcast address 255.255.255.255 will result in a VNET session which broadcasts on all of the local networks.
REALM
VNET is in the ASYNC realm.

PARTICIPANTS
VNET removes a pointer to an IPhost from the top of the stack of the remote participant. Only the remote participant is processed. New participants are created for opening the lower network protocols.

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