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> David Allan wrote: > > Ping: > > I'm having trouble correlating route flap instability data with your > problem statement. Similarly I have trouble with the analogy between > graceful restart for routing (which has a fair chasm between it and > forwarding) and a soft state signalling protocol which would appear to > require a much tighter coupling. > Dave, The point was that in the network, there could be cases where the control engine is crashed while the data forwarding engine is fine. To reduce the side-effects, control protocols (routing and signaling) should use various graceful restart mechanisms. In our draft, I think the control and forwarding are tightly coupled. Please let me know why you think otherwise. > Is this really more applicable to GMPLS and should be tagged as such? > Both GMPLS and MPLS can benefit from this. In case of GMPLS, graceful restart can be used to recover from control channel failure. Regards, - Ping
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