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Title: DS-TE protocol Extensions Russian Dolls Model (RDM) Maximum Allocation Model (MAM) Maximum Allocation w Reservation(MAR)


1
DS-TE protocol ExtensionsRussian Dolls Model
(RDM)Maximum Allocation Model (MAM) Maximum
Allocation w Reservation(MAR)
  • draft-ietf-tewg-diff-te-proto-05.txt
  • draft-ietf-tewg-diff-te-russian-04.txt
  • draft-ietf-tewg-diff-te-mam-01.txt
  • draft-ietf-tewg-te-mar-02.txt
  • Francois Le Faucheur
  • flefauch_at_cisco.com

2
Closed Issue 1
  • Vienna Issue
  • relationship between Shared Mesh Restoration
    and DS-TE Bandwidth Constraints Models needs to
    be understood
  • is there an issue?
  • How do we address it?

3
Closed Issue 1 (Ctnd)
  • Conclusions
  • Shared Mesh Restoration can work simultaneously
    with DS-TE.
  • Shared Mesh Restoration should operate
    independently within each DS-TE Class-Type (and
    not across Class-Types).    
  • Shared Mesh Restoration can work with RDM, MAM
    and MAR
  • Resolution
  • make a wording change to the definition of
    "Reserved (CTc)" which is used in the formulas
    for defining RDM, MAM and MAR so that the
    formulas are compatible with how Shared-Mesh
    Restoration performs bandwidth reservation/CAC  
  • add a note in RDM, MAM and MAR specs that these
    BC Model definitions are compatible with Shared
    Mesh Restoration with the assumption that Shared
    Mesh Restoration operates independently within
    each Class-Type.
  • Reference
  • email 26 Aug subject Result of investigation
    Relationship between Shared Mesh Restoration and
    DSTE Bandwidth Constraints Models for details

4
Closed Issue 2
  • Issue raised by draft-sivabalan-diff-te-bundling
    and discussed in Vienna
  • MPLS TE base specs discuss use of preemption
    priority p
  • DS-TE proto redefines unreservable bandwidth
    available at priority "p" to be the reservable
    bandwidth available for TE-Class "i
  • TE improvements (eg bundled links, FA-LSP,..)
    refer to how to address the particulars of that
    improvement with regards to priority p (not to
    TE-Class i)
  • TE improvements need to be generalised to apply
    to TE-Class i
  • Resolution
  • Add a section in proto- 7.DS-TE support with
    MPLS extensions.

5
Closed Issue 2 (Ctnd)
  • Resolution
  • Add in proto- a section tatement that for the
    IGP and RSVP RFCs, as well as technologies that
    improve upon them (e.g. FA-LSP, link bundling,
    etc..), in order to be DS-TE compliant, you need
    to map all references of "p" to TE-Classi and
    map
  • make a wording change to the definition of
    "Reserved (CTc)" which is used in the formulas
    for defining RDM, MAM and MAR so that the
    formulas are compatible with how Shared-Mesh
    Restoration performs bandwidth reservation/CAC  
  • that these BC Model definitions are compatible
    with Shared Mesh Restoration with the assumption
    that Shared Mesh Restoration operates
    independently within each Class-Type.
  • Reference
  • email 26 Aug subject Result of investigation
    Relationship between Shared Mesh Restoration and
    DSTE Bandwidth Constraints Models for details

6
Open Issues
  • None

7
Status
  • -proto- Standards Track
  • -rdm-, -mam-, -mar Informational Track
  • WG Last Call completed
  • Under IESG Review

8
Thank You !
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