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Question on Administratively down bit
Mr. Lou Berger and editors of RFC3471 and RFC3473,
This is my first time to send e-mail to ccamp.
Thanks in advance.
I'd like to ask one question about the handling of Administratively down bit
in GMPLS RSVP-TE's Admin_Status object.
RFC3471 introduces "inhibiting alarm reporting" as an example application
of local action to "down" state (that is, A-bit=1) in Section 8.
But I can't find any other explicit descriptions about this procedure
in RFC3471 or 3473.
I understand that actions to be taken by each node receiving Admin_Status
object shall be based on local policy.
With regard to inhibition of alarm reporting, however, in order to achieve it
through end-to-end, I believe that we had better take a unified action
as a response to A-bit ("down" or "up").
Operator will expect this feature.
(Here I mean alarm report is not reporting via RSVP messages as described
in ID-alarm-spec, but one from NE to external system such as network
management system.)
Are there any considerations, drafts or RFCs to define it?
Thanks,
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Akira NAGATA <nagata.akira@jp.fujitsu.com>