Re: WG last call for draft-ietf-l2tpext-failover-05.txt
Carlos Pignataro <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.l2tpext |
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| Organization | cisco Systems, Inc. |
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Circa 9/2/2005 4:31 AM, Vipin Jain said the following:
> Carlos,
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> I'll skip the comments we agree upon. One quick comment below:
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>>This is the scenario I meant: LCCE receives an SCCRQ containing the
>>Tunnel Recovery AVP. That means that the remote LCCE is establishing a
>>recovery tunnel. The Recover Tunnel Id and Recover Remote Tunnel Id in
>>the AVP identify an old tunnel for which the remote LCCE had not
>>previously included Failover Capability AVP upon establishment.
>>Shouldn't the recovery tunnel be torn down in that case?
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> Upon receiving SCCRQ with Tunnel Recovery AVP in a recovery tunnel, an endpoint
> should never tear down the old tunnel. Because unless the recovery tunnel is
> fully established the authentication process isn't really complete. Therefore,
> even if an endpoint didn't send Failover Capability AVP in the old tunnel, to
> teardown the tunnel Recovery Tunnel must be established. Given that we must
> establish the recovery tunnel even if an endpoing doesn't support failover I'd
> suggest an endpoing indicates that it supports failover and upon establishment
> of recovery tunnel, it tears down the old tunnel.
Vipin,
I suspect part of the confusion may come from interpreting the following
text:
<t>
It MUST terminate the tunnel if:
- Non failed endpoint did not indicate it was failover capable.
</t>
Where it says `MUST terminate the tunnel', is it referring to the old
tunnel or the recovery tunnel that must be terminated?
Thanks,
--Carlos.
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--Carlos.
Escalation RTP - cisco Systems