Re: ForCES TLV size
Jamal Hadi Salim <[email protected]> Sun, 19 Aug 2007 09:57:53 -0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.forces |
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| Organization | ZNYX Networks |
| Message-ID | <1187531873.5165.61.camel@localhost> |
Weiming, On Sun, 2007-19-08 at 20:08 +0800, Wang,Weiming wrote: > Jamal, > > Note that when the oper-TLV is 64k, the LFB-select TLV is definitely over 64k. True, but that is not specific to the proposal made and is not an issue at all. If you implement nested TLV as the protocol does - you have to understand and program that the layering requires that length and content of an inner TLV affects the outer TLVs length. > In this case, I would rather not providing any solution to the issue, Joel, Avri - is this fine by you? Havent heard from Fenggen who brought up this issue originally. > rather, with a text to indicate the issue and to limit the length > within 64k while leaving solutions to implementation. The issue is not the 64K TLV size, so i would rather not put text that says that is a limitation. A single forces message can carry a lot more than 64K with multiple LFB selectors. And huge tables can be transfered in multiple messages. The issue is when having a single atomic entity (atomic in this case would imply the path cannnot be decomposed further - such as a table cell) that in such a case if this object is greater than 64K, it cannot be fragmented. We dont know of anything that fits that bill. cheers, jamal