Hi Fabio,
Advertising only a subset would improve scalability, but
this would not be enough to correclty select the best path.
Let's assume that there are three paths from a given ABR X to a given destination D
Path 1: bw 100M admin group {green;blue}
Path 2: bw 50M admin group {red; blue}
Path 3: bw 5M admin group {red;green}
and a TE-LSP L : Destination D, bw= 4M, affinity= exlude blue
If you advertise only Path 1 and Path 2 as virtual links, ABR X will never be selected as next ABR for this TE-LSP, while path 3 is a feasible path.
Regards
JL
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À : LE ROUX Jean-Louis FTRD/DAC/LAN
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Objet : Re: RE : Proposed strategy for Inter-area/AS
Hi JL,
just a quick remark: would it make sense in this case to
advertise only
a selected subset of the N virtual links (say the two with
most residual
bw) ?
ciao
fabio
LE ROUX Jean-Louis FTRD/DAC/LAN wrote:
Let's assume that there are N distinct paths from ABR A to a
destination X, each with a distinct bandwidth and distinct
admin-group
(a path admin group being expressed as a logical AND of the
link admin
groups along the path) How can you summarize such topology ?
Actually
you need to advertise N virtual links, each with a distinct
admin-group
and available bandwidth.