F25-CX: Yes

Archived previous-definition assessment — revision 5.73. Retired in 5.82; excluded from the active matrix and counts. This historical verdict is not a current assessment.

Historical wake-traffic inventory (cutoff retired)

Rationale

For the approved F25 workload, configure bounded names and retain the producer trust key and static FIB. One CRC32C Interest and one ECDSA-SHA256 Content Object carrying 256 useful bytes each fit a conservative 1,024-byte CCNx envelope. The inventory includes validation metadata, signature, complete TLV wrappers and fixed header. Adding IPv4/UDP and Ethernet overhead to both packets, plus ARP request/reply after neighbor-cache expiry, gives at most 2,348 endpoint byte-times, below 65,536.

Assessment method

Constructive documentary byte bound

Source context

CCNx wire format and complete endpoint accounting

Outstanding qualification

Constructive configuration witness: complete Name TLVs at most 64 bytes, secp256k1 signature at most 72 bytes, bounded public-key/KeyLink metadata and no certificate fetch because the trust key remains provisioned. No DNS, TLS or new security wrapper. Static FIB configuration is retained; learned ARP is rebuilt. This does not qualify a complete executable CCNx ECDSA codec or establish a bound for arbitrary names/certificate chains. No runtime measurement.

Public sources

Editorial evidence references

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