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Old June 11th, 2018   #3
Vinayakadj
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Thanks Scott for your reply. I have few more question which really helps me.
1. What would be the source Id for the response generated by Proxied device?. As the message is generated by Proxy should the source ID be Proxy's source ID or it should be the source ID of Proxied device.
2. This question is regarding Binding UID field and Port ID. As per my understanding
If one physical device has multiple logical devices we can bind UID to it. Can you explain me the difference between using a binding UID vs Proxy device? In my implementation of hardware, we have a physical device with multiple logical devices associated with it. Should I choose Binding UID and represent them as the single physical device or should I use Proxy to represent them?

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