Title: Requirement for InterDomain LSP Recovery
1Requirement for Inter-Domain LSP Recovery
draft-imajuku-ccamp-inter-domain-recovery-req-01.t
xt
- Wataru Imajuku imajuku.wataru_at_lab.ntt.co.jp
- Tomohiro Otani otani_at_kddilabs.jp
- Yoshiaki Sone sone.yoshiaki_at_lab.ntt.co.jp
- Yasunori Sameshima sameshima.yasunori_at_lab.ntt.co.
jp
2Objective of This Draft and Comparison with
Related Studies
- Objective
- Clarify requirements for inter-domain TE LSP
recovery, specifically non-E2E recovery scheme - For this version
- focuses on signaling mechanism
- Status of Related Drafts
- draft-ietf-ccamp-inter-domain-framework-0x.txt
- Define domain
- Define LSP Architecture
- Contiguous LSP/Stitched LSP/Nested LSP
- draft-takeda-ccamp-inter-domain-recovery-analysis-
01.txt - Handles the issue of WG Charter, i.e.
inter-domain E2E recovery - Analysis of inter-domain issues for disjoint and
protected paths
3Summary of Requirements
- Assumption inter-domain TE LSPs traverse various
domains with - contiguous and hierarchical (stitched or
nested) LSP architecture. - Protection Object for inter-domain TE LSPs
- Segment Recovery Flags used in domains with
contiguous LSP architecture - Link Type Flags used in domains with
hierarchical LSP architecture - Must Support three recovery modes listed below.
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- Per-Domain Recovery
- Main Problem How to assign Protection Class,
when the ingress does not know LSP architecture
in each domain. - Requirements New bit, indicating whether both
Seg. Recov. Flags and Link Type Flag be
considered or not in each domain. -
- Domain border link failure recovery
- Requirements Support for SNCP within bundled
TE-Link. -
- Domain border node failure recovery
- Requirements Extension of new bit to clarify
whether in-place or not recovery LSP for ASBR
node failure
4Next Action
- Two Questions
- At this moment, authors and contributors are
considering this draft should be separate from
draft-takeda-ccamp-inter-domain-recovery-analysis
-01.txt." - Because
- Handling non-WG charter issue
- Evaluation phase, not urgent requirements from
market place at this moment except GMPLS support
of SNCP. - But authors believe all of studies this draft
covered will be essential in the future without
fail. - Propose SNCP solution draft in Next CCAMP WG
- Provides Design Free Approach for Network
Operators - against Domain-Border Link Failure
- Applicable to GMPLS Controlled UNI shared
protection which we had a correspondence from
OIF. - Of Interest ? Is that OK ?