Re: [M3UA] ASP UP in IPSP DE mode
"Brian F. G. Bidulock" <[email protected]> Fri, 7 Jan 2011 03:44:47 -0700
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Suresh, If by Model 2 you mean that Node2 can communicate with Node3 via Node1 then it is explicitly not supported by IPSP in M3UA. Only point-to-point. If you want Node2 to communication with Node3 via Node1, then Node1 must be an SG and Node2 and Node3 must be ASPs. That is, the recommended mode is an ASP-SG mode. --brian Jaddu, Suresh (NSN - IN/Bangalore) wrote: (Fri, 07 Jan 2011 13:29:10) > Hi, > > Since SE/DE is under discussion I have one relevant question. RFC talks > about the two modes one is SGASP and another one IPSP (point to point) > but it is possible to have point to multi point network as well as shown > below (model-2). > > model 1) > -------- > > Node 1 | -------> Node 2 [IPSP-SE] > > > model 2) > -------- > > | ------> Node2 > Node 1 | [IPSP-DE] > | -------> Node3 > > > RFC talks about the IPSP is for point to point (which I understood as > model 1) but it does not talk much (atleast I could not find mentioning > of this) about the model-2 and possible configuration options. I know > the model-2) is also can be achieved using the IPSP but this is not > exactly the point to point some additional considerations are required, > I am not sure any one has encountered this before?? Question is what is > the recommended configuration for model-2? I do not think SE model will > straight way work for model-2?? From what I understand DE is more > suitable here?? Any one has similar views?? > > Suresh. -- Brian F. G. Bidulock [email protected] http://www.openss7.org/