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V.2 Example reference models for some layered protocol architectures
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V.2 Example reference models for some layered protocol architecturesV.2.1 DPI for packets according IETF-BRM protocol layeringThe generic DPI definition of clause 3.2.5 may be adapted for network scenarios with concrete protocol layering models. Here at the example of IETF IP network models. Definition – DPI for packets according IETF-BRM protocol layering (abbreviated as DPIIETF-BRM): The IETF basic reference model, given by [IETF RFC 791], relates to the OSI-BRM without protocol layers L5 and L6. The DPIIETF-BRM is thus based on an absolute protocol layering model. There is DPIIETF-BRM in case of policy rules for deep packet inspection (NOTE 1) with policy conditions primarily based on elements related to protocol layers above the transport layer. NOTE 1 – This does not exclude other indicated methods for DPI application identification in the main body of this Recommendation. The IP protocol stacks in use may consider a refined reference model by, e.g., additional protocol layers between the application and transport layer. For instance, the application level framing protocol RTP in case of RTP traffic (see Figure V.2). 
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