Re: Behaviour in DE-IPSP model when ASPAC does not haveany RC.

Anand,

Your example does not make any sense to me: you did know that for
DE mode to work, each AS must be defined at either end of the
association and that a separate RK, RS and AS must be defined
for each direction of traffic?

Please provide the real-world RK's for the AS in your example.

--brian

Anand N Ilkal wrote:                 (Thu, 25 Mar 2010 20:23:47)
> 
>    Hello Brian,
>    could you please provide your thoughts on the scenario earlier
>    explained?
>    re-produced just for clarification...
>    My doubt is if the following scenario is correct in Double Exchange
>    mode-
> 
>    IPSP A IPSP B
>    LAS1 RC=100 RAS1 RC=300
>    ---------- LASP1 ------------ RASP1
>    LAS2 RC=200
>    ---------- LASP1
>    INIT --------------------------------------------------------------->
>    <----------------------------------------------------------------
>    INIT_ACK
>    COOKIE_ECHO
>    -------------------------------------------------------------->
>    <----------------------------------------------------------------
>    COOKIE_ACK
>    <----------------------------------------------------------------
>    ASPUP
>    ASPUP_ACK
>    --------------------------------------------------------------->
>    <----------------------------------------------------------------
>    ASPAC (without RC)
>    ASPAC_ACK
>    ---------------------------------------------------------------->
> 
>    IPSP A marks LAS1, LAS2, RAS1, LASP1 and RASP1 as ACTIVE in its stack
>    after receiving ASPAC without any RC, similarly after receiving
>    ASPAC_ACK IPSP B will mark LAS1, LAS2, RAS1, LASP1 and RASP1 as ACTIVE
>    in its stack. And Hence there is no need for sending ASPAC from IPSP
>    A.

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