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In the mid-1990s, the Resource Reservation Protocol was touted as the IP counterpoint to ATM's QoS superiority. The lack of RSVP-enabled applications and of scalable network machinery, however, eventually made it appear to be an “emperor with no clothes”. But RSVP is making a quiet comeback thanks to developments like Winsock2, which gives applications developers a standard API for invoking RSVP reservation setup requests