In einer eMail vom 28.05.2008 16:29:14 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt
drc@virtualized.org:
The reason I ask is that is seems to me that much of the discussion I feel the same way. So let me make some general remark as well as some
general question:
In terms of routing (navigating) different "systems" may co-exist:
Seafarers watched the stars as well as the magnetic needle. I know that the
majority is in favor of address aggregation while I am in favor of topology
aggregation, which are indeed two completely different approaches.
IMO both systems may co-exist, at least for multiple years, as my
churn is neglectible.
Like any new mechanism X, it would have to deal with the circumstance that
not ALL deployed routers would
know X all of a sudden at the same point in time. Hence, tunneling is
required, and yes: Propagation of capability X by means of BGP and OSPF
advertisement.
So my question is this:
Would it be accepted that BGP advertised X, although the purpose of X
is to do forwarding without BGP routing tables ?
Heiner
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