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Adrian Farrel — 137149002517 Jun 2013
There is a new non-working group mailing list for discussion of Network Service Chaining (NSC) The web page for users is: https://www.ietf.org/mailman...
Re: question on link state routing protocols (3 Replies)
(Noel Chiappa) — 136846585313 May 2013*
Perhaps "robust" was poor word choice on my part. Let's substitute "timely". A lost LSP is not caught until the next CSNP cycl...
Re: question on link state routing protocols (2 Replies)
(Noel Chiappa) — 136804654708 May 2013*
I guess I still don't understand why IS-IS doesn't have the most robust possible update flooding mechanism, though - the potential consequence...
Adrian Farrel — 136800724908 May 2013
Hi, In Orlando at the Routing Area meeting Stewart and I promised to put together a plan for mentoring in the Routing Area. Some of you were immediate...
Re: question on link state routing protocols (10 Replies)
(Noel Chiappa) — 136786038906 May 2013*
Yes, yes, I understood that already, thanks.But that is 'unlikely' to happen (I'll give the scenario for it to happen below). When the nod...
(Noel Chiappa) — 136761238703 May 2013
Oh, right you are - I'd forgotten that IS-IS only uses reliable flooding on point-point links, not broadcast links. (It's been a long while si...
(Noel Chiappa) — 136759695903 May 2013*
I guess I need to go read up on Radia's technique, because it seems to me like there'd be a timing glitch there: suppose there's been a to...
(Noel Chiappa) — 136757111103 May 2013*
Umm, maybe I'm misunderstanding your suggestion, because isn't the value of that counter which would be sent on to the neighbours always going...
(Noel Chiappa) — 136752429202 May 2013*
Per-node, actually - I don't know of any such protocol which sends per-link messages (probably because there is no reason to do so, and good reaso...
question on link state routing protocols (1 Reply)
Melinda — 136748902802 May 2013*
Dear all: May I ask one simple question in link state routing protocol? Was link state information accumulated and cause the size of signaling message...
(Noel Chiappa) — 136748637802 May 2013*
No. Each update only contains information about the originating node's links to its direct neighbour nodes. (These updates are sent to every node ...
hammondjohnson — 136714617728 Apr 2013*
We are researchers from different parts of the world and conducted a study on the world’s biggest bogus computer science conference WORLDCOMP ( http...
Adrian Farrel — 136385421021 Mar 2013
Hi, Draft minutes are uploaded at http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/86/minutes/mi... Comments welcome. Many thanks (again and as usual) to Deborah. Adri...
Abdussalam Baryun — 136378544320 Mar 2013*
Hi Russ, I have four questions before following the request. Qs below; please answer, [rfc2050bis-00]1) Is this a historic document of Internet number...
anto stalin — 136368615119 Mar 2013
[ArchiveOrange]: There doesn't seem to be anything here...
Reminder Routing ADs Open Office (1 Reply)
Adrian Farrel — 136293211710 Mar 2013*
Reminder that we are available on Tuesday lunch time in the IETF Office (Boca 3) 11.30ish to just before 1pm. Bring your issues and praises (and food ...
Abdussalam Baryun — 136225148802 Mar 2013*
Hi Folks, I have a question regarding the WG under the Routing Area, There was one protocol DFF sent to IESG and mentioned that there was no WG that r...
Adrian Farrel — 136206374628 Feb 2013*
Hi, In the Routing Area meeting in Orlando we will continue our occasional series of discussions of "routing in other areas". In this case w...
Adrian Farrel — 136147692421 Feb 2013
Hi, The IAB are taking nominations for their appointment to the ISOC Board of Trustees. See their announcement at: https://www.ietf.org/ibin/c5i?mid=6...
Adrian Farrel — 136136954920 Feb 2013
Hi, Stewart and I will hold office hours on Tuesday from 11.30(ish) to 13.00. Not sure how lunch will be working, but we will try to grab something th...