[manet] Re: Routers with multiple DLEP modems

Hi Brian,

On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 3:51 PM Sipos, Brian J. <[email protected]>
wrote:

> All,
>
> I am looking for any existing terminology to discuss a situation where a
> single DLEP router has established sessions to multiple DLEP modems, each
> operating in separate isolated address spaces. Each address space has many
> modems and routers which are or can be aware of each other (in a time
> varying way), and there is no cross-over of visibility between the address
> spaces.
>
>
>
> The DLEP spec itself discusses operating within a data plane “Layer 2
> domain” but the term I’m looking for is more related to the control-plane
> aspect of “a collection of DLEP routers and modems which can be aware of
> each other both at layer-2 and layer-3”. Is calling this a “DLEP domain” a
> reasonable and non-colliding use of the term?
>

I don't agree with you..... using DLEP domain is only for shared medium
domain, as sharing radio,
but there maybe some modems with different radios.
I think the RFC8175 does not mention the domain as a term to be used for
DLEP.


>
> The overall idea being that some DLEP router is a participant in several
> DLEP domains, each operating separately from each other so the modems don’t
> have cross-domain visibility but the router is aware of all of them
> together.
>

I think the term you need to use is : DLEP interface

thanks

AB

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