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RE: Label Set Object
At 01:07 PM 5/8/2002 -0700, John Drake wrote:
Label
Set and Explicit Label Control are used for different purposes, and as I
understand it, Explicit Label Control is more natural for
establishing SONET/SDH LSPs, while Label Set is more natural for
establishing wavelength LSPs.
You could, however, use Label
Set for SONET/SDH LSPs and Explicit Label Control for wavelength
LSPs.
Hi John,
While I agree with the last statement, I didn't understand why you
mentioned that explicit label control is more natural for SONET/ SDH.
IMHO the label set is a more natural way of constraining labels in all
scenarios.
Any way, this is a non-debate, in the light of the email sent by Suresh
in which he suggested that the constraints are implied by the nature of
the TDM circuits. I agree with Suresh that there is no point of copying
the same parameters using the other means, if they can be implied.
Thanks
Regards... Zafar
- -----Original Message-----
- From: Juneja, Manoj
[mailto:m_juneja@trillium.com]
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:57 AM
- To: John Drake; Juneja, Manoj; 'Zafar Ali'; Vinay Vernekar; Manoj
Agiwal; 'Ccamp (E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET (E-mail)
- Subject: RE: Label Set Object
- Hi
Jonh,
-
Sorry for creating the confusion. Should the label set be used for
establishing the SDH/SONET LSPs ?
-
- Regards,
- manoj.
- -----Original Message-----
- From: John Drake
[mailto:jdrake@calient.net]
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:50 AM
- To: 'Juneja, Manoj'; 'Zafar Ali'; Vinay Vernekar; Manoj Agiwal;
'Ccamp (E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET (E-mail)
- Subject: RE: Label Set Object
- I didn't say
that.
- -----Original Message-----
- From: Juneja, Manoj
[mailto:m_juneja@trillium.com]
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:48 AM
- To: John Drake; 'Zafar Ali'; Vinay Vernekar; Manoj Agiwal; 'Ccamp
(E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET (E-mail)
- Subject: RE: Label Set Object
- Hi
John,
-
Did u mean Explicit label control is used only for SDH/SONET case
and is not used for FSC/LSC LSPs ? If this is the case then it should be
clearly mentioned in the draft. Furthermore, it should also be mentioned
that label set is not used for SDH/SONET LSPs.
-
- Regards,
- manoj.
- -----Original Message-----
- From: John Drake
[mailto:jdrake@calient.net]
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:26 AM
- To: 'Zafar Ali'; Vinay Vernekar; Manoj Agiwal; 'Ccamp (E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET (E-mail)
- Subject: RE: Label Set Object
- Explicit Label Control is used to handle the SONET/SDH case.
Its semantics are different than Label Set, in the sense that there is
one and only one value, rather than a set that is manipulated end-end
-
- Thanks,
-
- John
-
- -----Original Message-----
- From: Zafar Ali
[mailto:zali@cisco.com]
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 10:31 AM
- To: Vinay Vernekar; Manoj Agiwal; 'Ccamp (E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET (E-mail)
- Subject: Re: Label Set Object
- Dear Vinay,
- Please see comments in-lined.
- Thanks
- Regards... Zafar
- At 07:56 PM 5/8/2002 +0530, Vinay Vernekar
wrote:
- Hi Zafar,
- The Label Set Object can't be sent to constrain the downstream label
when the LSP encoding type is Sonet/SDH. Consider the example where a
request is sent to downstream with SONET/SDH traffic parameters as NVC=n
and MT=m. The label expected from the downstream would be 'm' set of
labels each set consisting of 'n' labels further that identify each of
the virtual concatenated components. So a Label Set in this scenario
would consist of say 'p' sets each consisting of 'm' sets of 'n' labels.
Such a Label Set cannot be encoded using the object/TLV structure of
Label Set as in "Generalized MPLS - Signalling Functional
Description - draft-ietf-mpls-generalized-signaling-08.txt".
- I think, this would be a second level question/ issue. IMO, we should
be able to build on the concept of a label set to incorporate
technologies other than WDM. Can we, in principle, agree on this or you
are aware of an alternative for the case you mentioned above?
- Label Set Object can be sent only in WDM scenario where a single
wavelength is requested as a label and the upstream has a restriction on
the usable wavelengths.
- IMHO this would be an undesirable restriction. Why its cannot cover
the single label case in SONET?
- Correct me if I am going wrong anywhere.
-
- Regards
- Vinay
- ----- Original Message -----
- From: Zafar Ali
- To: Manoj Agiwal ;
'Ccamp (E-mail)
- Cc: mpls@UU. NET
(E-mail)
- Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:04 AM
- Subject: Re: Label Set Object
- At 10:00 AM 5/8/2002 +0530, Manoj Agiwal
wrote:
- Hi ,
- In gmpls signaling
extensionsions for RSVP-TE , ccamp architecture on
- gmpls has described Label Set object usage
- only for the "optical" domain viz. for
carrying wavelengths ( Section
- 9.9 draft-ietf-ccamp-gmpls-architecture-02.txt) .
- Do we require to send Label
set(i.e. time slots) for TDM switching as
- well . In what way it can be useful .
- Dear Manoj,
- Yes, label set object is also useful in TDM case. E.g., SONET poses
an additional requirement that the two interfaces of a bidirectional LSP
SHOULD traverse the exact same link with the same SUKLM values for the
two directions.
- The label set object can be used to constrain the downstream
label to the same as the upstream label.
- Thanks
- Regards... Zafar
- Regards ,
- Manoj
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Cisco Systems
(734) 276-2459
100 S Main St. #200
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email: zali@cisco.com