rfc9893v4.txt		rfc9893.txt
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	data when an extension requiring the use of credit window flow		data when an extension requiring the use of credit window flow
	control is used. Note that Traffic Classification Identifier (TID)		control is used. Note that Traffic Classification Identifier (TID)
	values and FID values are significant only to the issuing modem.		values and FID values are significant only to the issuing modem.
	There is no relationship implied by the same TID or FID value being		There is no relationship implied by the same TID or FID value being
	issued by more than one modem. In addition to the traffic		issued by more than one modem. In addition to the traffic
	classification information associated with a FID, modems provide an		classification information associated with a FID, modems provide an
	initial credit window size, as well as the maximum size of the		initial credit window size, as well as the maximum size of the
	logical queue associated with each credit window. The maximum size		logical queue associated with each credit window. The maximum size
	is included for informative and potential future uses.		is included for informative and potential future uses.
	Modems provide an initial credit window size at the time of "Credit		Modems provide an initial credit window size at the time of credit
	Window Initialization". Such initialization can take place during		window initialization. Such initialization can take place during
	session initiation or any point thereafter. It can also take place		session initiation or any point thereafter. It can also take place
	when rate information changes. An increment to a credit window size,		when rate information changes. An increment to a credit window size,
	specified in a Credit Window Grant Data Item, is provided in a		specified in a Credit Window Grant Data Item, is provided in a
	Destination Up Message (Section 2.3.2) or Credit Control Message		Destination Up Message (Section 2.3.2) or Credit Control Message
	(Section 2.2.1). A router provides its view of the credit window,		(Section 2.2.1). A router provides its view of the credit window,
	which is known as "Status", in Destination Up Response Messages		which is known as "Status", in Destination Up Response Messages
	(Section 2.3.3) and Credit Control Response Messages (Section 2.2.2).		(Section 2.3.3) and Credit Control Response Messages (Section 2.2.2).
	Routers can also request credits using the Credit Control Message.		Routers can also request credits using the Credit Control Message.
	When modems provide credits to a router, they will need to take into		When modems provide credits to a router, they will need to take into
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